You know, I dealt with Tim Geithner, I dealt with Jack Lew, I dealt with Steve Mnuchin.
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"He dealt with raising donations, he dealt with the finances, he dealt with state secrets," Carmon told Israel's Army Radio on Wednesday.
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It was negotiated in 1993, it hasn't dealt with intellectual property, it hasn't dealt with the internet, it hasn't dealt with data flows.
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"I was dealt the cards I was dealt," Mr. Scott said.
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How he dealt with the Clintons, how he dealt with the Trump campaign.
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"So those bonds are being dealt with, were being dealt with before the storm, will be dealt with after the storm through the PROMESA process," he added.
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Looking specifically at the issues of harassment and sexual misconduct — NPR has dealt with this, Vox Media has dealt with this, a ton of media outlets have dealt with this.
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Blacks had dealt with white fears, while queers had dealt with the fears of straight men.
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"The technology stuff has not been dealt with, the enforcement stuff has not been dealt with," Kudlow said.
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Let&aposs be honest, these people need to be dealt with and they need to be dealt with severely.
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"The technology stuff has not been dealt with, the enforcement stuff has not been dealt with," Mr. Kudlow said.
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But it's definitely the biggest time that is sort of dealt with is in Episode 7, and it's dealt with.
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It just touched on things that I had always dealt with and friends had always dealt with and talked about.
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I am not sure they have dealt with some of the things that I have dealt with in my life.
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"Ultimately we should have dealt with the debt limit and we should have dealt with the spending caps," he added.
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Initial indications were that Irma had dealt serious damage to Naples and Fort Myers, where the storm dealt a direct hit.
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If there are mental health issues not dealt with, then the addiction is probably not going to be dealt with either.
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HR: Framing not just in how they're dealt with in the public policy sphere but how they're dealt with in the marketplace.
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"Let me just say, I've dealt with many people over my lifetime, and I've been very successful, and I've dealt with some people a lot tougher than him, but I've never dealt with anybody that lies like him," Trump charged.
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This one really only dealt with requirements on the provider or the facility, and what we haven't dealt with is requirements on women.
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You play the hand you're dealt, and I'm not sure being a front-runner is a good hand to be dealt right now.
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"The North Korean regime is causing tremendous problems and is something that has to be dealt with, and probably dealt with rapidly," he said.
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"Let me just say, I've dealt with many people over my lifetime, and I've been very successful, and I've dealt with some people a lot tougher than him, but I've never dealt with anybody that lies like him," Trump told ABC on Tuesday morning.
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"I have the pleasure of being privy to those conversations — when we've dealt with the chemical weapons, when we've dealt with the responses, when we've dealt with everything — and I have not once ever heard the president talk about assassinating Assad," Haley told reporters.
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The first dealt with margins themselves, the second dealt with resulting valuations and, finally, we asked about their current optimism interval regarding AI-focused companies.
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"Those who commit sabotage and spread unrest should be dealt with and dealt with firmly," judiciary chief Ayatollah Sadeq Larijani said in remarks carried on state television.
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The hand I was dealt with in life was a royal flush and I just have to be thankful and appreciative of that hand I was dealt.
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The 25-year-old dealt with health problems in mid-2018 and struggled to maintain a spot in a roster consistently as he dealt with his health.
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Is this epidemic primarily a criminal issue to be dealt with by the police, or is it a health issue to be dealt with by the medical community?
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The poor guy had dealt with dementia in the late stages of his life after having dealt with the ignominy of his 1986 misfortune for decades prior to that.
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But the nonprofit had dealt with IDC Servco in September, or at least it had dealt with a man named Jim Snodgrass, who said he was with IDC Servco.
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A recent case dealt with supercalendered — glossy — paper.
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Thomas Aquinas agrees with Aristotle on this … From this principle follows a second one: subsidiarity, which requires that issues that can be dealt with locally should be dealt with locally.
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The Nevada Democrat tweeted that he's "dealt with tougher opponents" than Trump: Trump can make fun of the injury that took sight in my eye-I've dealt with tougher opponents.
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"Every one of us who has dealt with these demons — or who has dealt with loved ones grappling with these demons — everyone knows that these are personal journeys," Cruz said.
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Are you going to quote people that I out-dealt?" he asked, adding, "I'll give you hundreds of names of people that have dealt with me that say I'm very honest.
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" Tom Steyer said, "Monopolies have to be dealt with.
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Bennington had dealt with all he had dealt with — drug addiction, alcohol abuse, and past sexual abuse— and had overcome it all to use his music to help others, to help me.
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In the second half of 203, Apple dealt with government data requests affecting more than 20,000 devices — nearly double from what the company dealt with in the first half of the year.
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The 2114th Senate stands out: Nearly one-third of all roll call votes dealt with cloture (113 percent of the roll call votes in the second session, in 2014, dealt with cloture).
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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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And as you know, there's a White House Counsel's office that will be there, that will be issuing opinions and these matters will all be dealt with, they'll all be dealt with accordingly.
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This past summer, South Carolina was dealt a tragic blow.
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That's something she's dealt with a lot longer than me.
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This isn't the first time eBay has dealt with activists.
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We've been through a bad thing and dealt with it.
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Not bad for a guy once dealt for a legend.
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I assumed you dealt with retirement when you were old.
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He was just dealing with the cards he was dealt.
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I've never dealt with the woman there, but she's infamous.
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Emotional issues could arise that need to be dealt with.
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"Sesame Street had always dealt with the real," she said.
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My dad dealt with a lot of racism growing up.
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She has dealt with alpha males with inflated egos before.
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MACCALLUM: Education is dealt with mostly at the local level.
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KS: Or harassment that gets dealt with on some level.
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Florence dealt a destructive blow to people across North Carolina.
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TOOMEY: No. I dealt with the NRA five years ago.
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Nobody in the history of technology has dealt with that.
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For decades, the United States has dealt with migration challenges.
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Ever since I was a kid, I've dealt with nightmares.
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We dealt with Christy [Anna Faris] having a gambling problem.
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I had never dealt with a line that long before.
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Worst of all, she dealt with criticism over her ambition.
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"This is something I've never dealt with before," he admitted.
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" —sarahm2741741e4a46cd "I've dealt with anxiety ever since I can remember.
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It was just something that women dealt with all time.
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We're just never satisfied with the card we've been dealt.
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Dr Mazmanian's study also dealt with the question of mechanism.
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"It's the toughest thing I've ever dealt with," he said.
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You constantly dealt with mood swings and issues with punctuation!
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Those patents dealt with the design of the iPhone 3.
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Life has dealt so many blows to someone so young.
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Carlos Alvarado dealt more deftly with his own electoral handicaps.
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He dealt with a shoulder impingement earlier in the season.
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Because he's just annoying, but he can be dealt with.
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I've seen people who have been dealt much worse hands.
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This is being dealt with through the appropriate legal channels.
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Jada Pinkett Smith has dealt with her share of rumors.
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The story dealt directly with police brutality and class stratification.
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Art has traditionally dealt with the sea's natural violence only.
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Some have dealt with streaming interruptions and other reliability problems.
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Louisa in Louboutins dealt in crime, the pulpier the better.
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"He dealt with the family like a soldier," Smith explained.
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How I dealt with the problem is actually quite simple.
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We all know [the protest] was not dealt with seriously.
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I've never dealt with something like this in my life.
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One recommendation, for example, dealt with a particularly controversial issue.
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"I've dealt with anxiety since I was young," Portwood revealed.
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U.S. grand strategy has just been dealt a double whammy.
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If I had been, I would have dealt with it.
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It's a mistake that should have been dealt with internally.
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You have dealt with it on college campuses for decades.
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She's dealt with a helluva lot more than a tweet.
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And America's most famous political family dealt another fatal blow.
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Have you dealt with aggressive behavior at a festival before?
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Instead, this episode dealt with a different kind of fallout.
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Investors also dealt with conflicting statements from Federal Reserve officials.
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Will a big name get dealt at the trade deadline?
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Spencer added that the matter would be dealt with internally.
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It's clearly something she's dealt with privately in the past.
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Emotions you haven't dealt with will come up for healing.
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German scepticism has already dealt a blow to TTIP negotiations.
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As for the data itself, that's already been dealt with.
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Other countries have dealt with these tactics through persistent arrests.
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The company has also dealt with incidents of data leaks.
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Five officials who dealt with Ukraine have resigned since September.
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How would you have dealt with it as a lawyer?
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I knew how they'd been dealt with successfully or unsuccessfully.
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How have you dealt with the climbing costs of housing?
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Civil servants have long dealt with a negative public image.
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Bill, you've dealt with regulatory-- close scrutiny in the past.
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Other sports have dealt with the matter in different ways.
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And 22.9 percent dealt with neither discrimination nor current events.
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Syndergaard had also dealt with fatigue earlier in the summer.
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"I have definitely dealt with things like that," he said.
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I've dealt with my demons and I've come out ahead.
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But we dealt with every flavor of [no] before that.
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Most likely, Avery Bradley or Marcus Smart will get dealt.
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A couple weeks later, he was dealt to Oklahoma City.
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The victory dealt a major blow to the militant group.
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Farther ahead of schedule than birds have ever dealt with.
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And so it's something that has to be dealt with.
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Women and families across the globe have dealt with enough.
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I think all that matters is how it's dealt with.
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The North Carolina case dealt with two districts in particular.
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For years, Rabbi Mosbacher quietly dealt with his family's grief.
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It was addressed, it was dealt with, and it's over.
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He has previously dealt with accusations of corruption and rape.
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He was simply playing the hand he had been dealt.
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Everything must be dealt with by having a larger perspective.
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My grandparents dealt with the absence of their son alone.
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My dilemma involved love, but it also dealt with loss.
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I don't think Australia has really dealt with its past.
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On the other hand, Arthur dealt with everything completely intellectually.
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They should recognize that this needs to be dealt with.
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It's a festering sore, because it's never been dealt with.
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He's dealt with bad crime data for the last decade.
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It's not the first time he's dealt a health challenge.
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But prosecutors noted the evidence that Mr. Rice dealt drugs.
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Specialty crops growers also may be dealt a difficult blow.
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In all, Palm Beach County dealt with 22015,225 overdose calls.
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But that's not the way that they dealt with that.
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But it then dealt with the two companies very differently.
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If issues arise, they are dealt with behind the scenes.
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We have always dealt with those by player discipline, fines.
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The rest dealt with immigration, consumer affairs and health care.
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When I was on the court, I dealt with everything.
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She dealt with it by telling herself to stay positive.
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Like him, some had dealt drugs and been to prison.
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"It should be dealt with by elected officials," he said.
|
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Sony also dealt with similar complaints about its 1000XM3 headphones.
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THRUSH: They're just dealt with from problem to problem, right?
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I dealt with the angst, the hopelessness and the despair.
|
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A number of the works on view dealt with violence.
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The House dealt with the issue differently that the Senate.
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It was a crisis the company had never dealt with.
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The unexpected victory dealt a huge blow to the GOP.
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It wrestled with suppliers, and dealt with a few delays.
|
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It appeared they had finally dealt with their Minnesota hex.
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The Fed, under Bernanke, dealt with similar conditions in 2007.
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He was dealt to Boston once Chicago committed to rebuilding.
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Rights and finance are being dealt with two working groups.
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Animals also dealt with animal agriculture, but focused on animal
|
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She has simply been dealt an impossible hand, they say.
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Package dealt with feelings of rejection related to attempted delivery.
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"This has to be dealt with very harshly," he said.
|
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As it is, "Dealt" remains a pleasing — if inoffensive — portrait.
|
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Kushner dodged, saying he dealt with deception all the time.
|
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However, this past October, I dealt with too much failure.
|
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They should be heard and they should be dealt with.
|
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"I've dealt with depression ever since my adolescence," he said.
|
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As a teenager, he dealt drugs and stole license plates.
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JS: Your early work dealt with imagery of black stereotypes.
|
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And Trump may have just dealt it a mortal blow.
|
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Anyone who has dealt with issues, they'll tell you that.
|
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These guys dealt in plausible deniability for a younger audience.
|
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Seemingly every line she had dealt with her weight issues.
|
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I think McCain dealt it an almost certain death blow.
|
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"Our coaching staff, we would've dealt with this," Jordan said.
|
|
The citizenship dilemma is one that several other European royals have already dealt with — and Harry and Markle might look to those who have dealt with this exact situation in recent years for inspiration.
|
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Days in court have been rare for the movement — and rarer still for Wall Street, where grievances are typically dealt with in private, and by wire transfer, when they are dealt with at all.
|
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For most of my life, I have not acknowledged my own blackness and I have not dealt with the oppression and racism that darker men and women — like my father, my fiancé — have dealt with.
|
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At the policy level at companies you need clear practices, things need to be dealt with quickly, things need to be dealt with fairly, action needs to be taken, there needs to be no retaliation.
|
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Miranda dealt with "mansplaining" before we had a word for it.
|
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I mean, this was something that the company could've dealt with.
|
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It is also extremely painful and often dealt with by hiding.
|
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So many of them have dealt with instability for so long.
|
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Australia has dealt with other threats from terrorism and increased radicalization.
|
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I started using Proactiv, and I haven't dealt with it since.
|
|
I think that the trade issues can honestly be dealt with.
|
|
And this is something that they&aposve not yet dealt with.
|
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He has dealt with a lot worse than some unhinged tweets.
|
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This problem is enormous – but we've dealt with enormous problems before.
|
|
Even triple threat Jennifer Lopez dealt with her own #MeToo experience.
|
|
But they've often dealt with them in their suitably racist style.
|
|
She also dealt with shipments being sent empty, and faulty brushes.
|
|
"Continuing rains and flash floods are being dealt with," Trump added.
|
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"Some things will be dealt with a later date," Marge replied.
|
|
When Trump says why wasn&apost he dealt with a fine?
|
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He had had guns drawn on him, been dealt counterfeit money.
|
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My material that dealt with race makes me really upset today.
|
|
I&aposve dealt with them on that issue, the North Koreans.
|
|
"Some things will be dealt with a later date," Marge says.
|
|
Puppies, peppers, and Fisher-Price toys were all dealt a blow.
|
|
This has dealt a hammer blow for the rule of law.
|
|
And it's something that has to be acknowledged and dealt with.
|
|
But it said the problem was limited and was dealt with.
|
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I know Chris you&aposre an attorney, dealt with criminal matters.
|
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"Their families dealt with this in the fall," the source said.
|
|
The book dealt with childhood and adulthood — 1958 and Grown Ups.
|
|
Regardless of their target, they dealt a blow to Mr Trump.
|
|
Isaac Pareto: I'd never dealt with the Facebook side of things.
|
|
It was a lot to deal with, honestly, but I dealt.
|
|
I have tried to boycott companies that I have dealt with.
|
|
"We've dealt with these types of people for years," Dial said.
|
|
Spotify was recently dealt a $1.6 billion lawsuit, alleging copyright infringement.
|
|
What did you learn about the way you dealt with conflict?
|
|
Now, Mother Nature has dealt it a harsh and crushing blow.
|
|
This isn't the first time Hogg has dealt with these issues.
|
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And I look back on it like, 'I dealt with that.
|
|
And I was like, 'Oh, maybe I haven't dealt with everything.
|
|
Prince was less conventional in how he dealt with the business.
|
|
Why hadn't the Fram situation been dealt with by the community?
|
|
If their grievances are not dealt with, they could destabilise China.
|
|
Meanwhile, some distributors have already been dealt penalties for their negligence.
|
|
It's not the first time we've all dealt with apocalyptic firestorms.
|
|
Now, the Italian government has dealt the embattled company another blow.
|
|
"Everyone should be dealt with in an equitable fashion," Richards said.
|
|
"It should've been dealt with in a different manner," Raymond said.
|
|
But, as Adidas's soles show, these shortcomings are being dealt with.
|
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In doing so they dealt with tribes much like foreign nations.
|
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I've dealt with depression and anxiety for most of my life.
|
|
But Beckham Jr. still dealt with fallout from the false reports.
|
|
Clinton has dealt with a Bernie Sanders hangover in the state.
|
|
Rubin dealt with a lot of shit as a female astronomer.
|
|
Kylie, Kendall, and Kris have all dealt with stalkers and intruders.
|
|
This walkout dealt with things that are a lot more severe.
|
|
Would we get better prices had we dealt with vendors directly?
|
|
Like other tech companies, it's dealt with challenges around workforce diversity.
|
|
"It was unbelievable, the pain that she dealt with," Ty says.
|
|
It's not like "progressive" institutions have never dealt with this before.
|
|
"I traveled a lot, I dealt with my priorities," she said.
|
|
Kardashian West has dealt with her fair share of mommy shaming.
|
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Pioneer does not have any such positions, said Rich Dealt, CFO.
|
|
In the past Jordan's government dealt with hardship by spending more.
|
|
In 1929, Kenyon dealt with its first plane crash in England.
|
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We dealt with it the right way which is full collaboration.
|
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I've dealt with everything I can, as much as I can.
|
|
Counselors responding to people in the South dealt most with depression.
|
|
Together, these companies smelted, dealt with or processed lead for decades.
|
|
Last week, Hurricane Maria dealt the island an intensely brutal blow.
|
|
Loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner.
|
|
The Supreme Court just dealt unions and workers a devastating blow.
|
|
But Davidson has dealt with a similar situation in the past.
|
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All US major companies in the US have dealt with China.
|
|
At worst, it could have dealt a serious setback to the
|
|
It's nothing different that I haven't dealt with in my life.
|
|
Their parents have dealt with recurring bouts of cancer for years.
|
|
Without realizing it, they dealt the other side our trump card.
|
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He dealt with them, and with me, with unfailing good cheer.
|
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And unfortunately as a nation, we haven't really dealt with it.
|
|
We've all dealt with rigid chatbots, who can't understand your request.
|
|
"Their families dealt with this in the fall," says the source.
|
|
Three months later, I still haven't dealt with those retirement accounts.
|
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I dealt with it by putting their needs before my own.
|
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It has added to the depression I've dealt with since youth.
|
|
I've dealt with it before, and I can do it again.
|
|
In other ways, it is dealt with as part of China.
|
|
Fowler's work has long dealt with themes of destruction and implosion.
|
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SHE HAS TO. Well, that's nothing we haven't dealt with before.
|
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Clinton, too, has dealt with touting endorsements that haven't actually happened.
|
|
Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, has dealt with his own as well.
|
|
MJ has also dealt with heartbreaks, suicides, and major professional setbacks.
|
|
This incident will be dealt with in the most serious way.
|
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Urgent tasks are tasks that have to be dealt with immediately.
|
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I think this dealt with some of the work of Code.
|
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I mean this is -- we're -- we have dealt with it internally.
|
|
The results were mixed as markets dealt with these new dynamics.
|
|
In the seventh inning, the Mets were dealt another injury scare.
|
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Nor was the value of the most recently dealt card pertinent.
|
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" Some dealt with social issues, such as "The Women's Suffrage Movement.
|
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Is that something that you've seen or that you've dealt with?
|
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They want to know that complaints will be dealt with proportionately.
|
|
Common Cause last month dealt a harsh blow to American democracy.
|
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But, I'm feeling great about the hand I've now been dealt.
|
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Barger, who dealt with ongoing negotiations between the company and local
|
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Turkey has also dealt with several military coups throughout the years.
|
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To begin, four cards are dealt face down onto the table.
|
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He dealt with them by throwing the dog into the ocean.
|
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The Museum of the Bible has dealt with provenance problems before.
|
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They thought he was expendable and needed to be dealt with.
|
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They dealt in familiar Republican themes and operated within certain boundaries.
|
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Inquire about previous hurdles and ask how they were dealt with.
|
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Google, too, could claim to have "dealt with" the PewDiePie threat.
|
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Most young women have dealt with doctors' stereotypical views of women.
|
|
Their songs dealt with Brown's immediate concerns and poetic existential musings.
|
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How Majority Rule got dealt that poor hand, I'll never know.
|
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LG: Which is the company you've dealt with that demands exclusivity?
|
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How it dealt with its setting was sadly unsurprising as well.
|
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They dealt cards in parlors, they tricked audiences, and they entertained.
|
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Argument day On argument day, Toti dealt with Ginsburg's question directly.
|
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These cases dealt with disparaging comments Trump made about the women.
|
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But every single human has dealt with adversity at some point.
|
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This is not the first time we've dealt with this situation.
|
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The virus crisis has also dealt a major hit to airlines.
|
|
"Facebook has dealt with these kinds of firestorms before," Wagner writes.
|
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"This is what I dealt with for 25 years," said Chipman.
|
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Both issues have been dealt with in the rejected divorce agreement.
|
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Both issues have been dealt with in the rejected divorce agreement.
|
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I've dealt with him a lot when he was at Yahoo.
|
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What kinds of incidents have you dealt with as a Nightlifeguard?
|
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Even though not appropriate, people dealt with it and moved on.
|
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My mother dealt with the absence of her co-parent alone.
|
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The original New Deal dealt with consumption and agriculture as well.
|
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He dealt with America's most precious secrets and schemes every day.
|
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"I've dealt with everything else," Camarena's widow Mika told USA Today.
|
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"We think trade should be dealt with in a multilateral framework."
|
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It dealt with exercise, drugs, nutrition, sexually transmitted diseases and violence.
|
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I dealt with the range of issues detailed in this article.
|
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I was frustrated for four years, but I dealt with it.
|
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Here's how the previous three U.S. administrations dealt with North Korea.
|
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South Korea has historically dealt light penalties to major business figures.
|
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Ninety-nine percent of cases are dealt with in this way.
|
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"A lot of issues can be dealt with simultaneously," he said.
|
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"I'm dealing with the hand that I've been dealt," says Bondy.
|
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The Thunder dealt Westbrook to the Rockets a short time later.
|
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But longer term, I think the problem will be dealt with.
|
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If it's the first, I think it can be dealt with.
|
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The church rarely has dealt well with issues of human sexuality.
|
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Other television shows have dealt severely with stars caught in controversy.
|
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Once enough players had arrived, a Filipino woman dealt the cards.
|
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That missile strike dealt only modest damage to the air base.
|
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President Trump has not yet dealt with a tragedy like this.
|
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Warren last week dealt the harshest blows on the debate stage.
|
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It's dealt with so delicately and isn't romanticized or laughed at.
|
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The company was dealt several setbacks on pretrial motions last year.
|
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"We have just dealt with him in the past," he said.
|
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Gridlock ensued as other subway stations dealt with the resulting overflow.
|
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But Barnier said it dealt with the realities on the ground.
|
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The ICJ's 15-judge panel has historically dealt with border disputes.
|
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A White House staffer dealt with high-profile crises and controversies.
|
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The company has dealt with high-profile tensions among employees too.
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When you're dealt a morally mottled hand, can you be good?
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Durant, for example, was asked how he dealt with potential distractions.
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She said she dealt with it by not dealing with it.
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Amazon has previously dealt with regulators on antitrust matters in Japan.
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They were dealt with through a proper process many years ago.
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Bloomberg News has dealt with a version of this problem before.
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Trump has already dealt a body blow to the political process.
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And if discipline needs to be dealt out, we'll do that.
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Real life went on as real people dealt with the consequences.
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But in Tuesday's speech he dealt the plan a big blow.
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But those declarations have largely dealt with crises and conflicts abroad.
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Late last July, he dealt Aroldis Chapman to the Chicago Cubs.
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Successive governments have dealt with immigrants on an ad hoc basis.
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When it's someone you've dealt with personally it gets more complicated.
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There was a wonderful study, I'm sure you've dealt on it.
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"I dealt with that because it's what I knew," he said.
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It was the most difficult story that I have dealt with.
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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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The assumption was that, if Iran ever did try to invade Saudi, it would be dealt with in the same way that Iraq was dealt with during the first Gulf War, with a coalition of Western forces.
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Without a direct alternative, creators gritted their teeth and dealt with it.
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This is not the first health crisis that Trebek has dealt with.
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She dealt with me how I would expect her to—with class.
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Have any of the cases you've dealt with been taken to court?
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"I've dealt with a lot but I've gotten through it," she says.
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"You know how I dealt with that bobo?" she asks her daughter.
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Dyn announced on Friday night that the attacks had been dealt with.
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"They (issues in the banking system) will be dealt with," Draghi said.
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Equifax was a company that dealt in only private data of consumers.
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Cyber-enabled thefts should be dealt with appropriate technologies that America has.
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The city council has dealt with complaints of pornography in libraries before.
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I thought it was very classy the way they dealt with it.
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On Election Day, marijuana advocates and entrepreneurs were dealt two conflicting realities.
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As cards are dealt with, they can be ticked off and archived.
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What cards you're dealt determine whether you get shelter, food, and education.
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As a society, we have dealt with this challenge many times before.
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All those who hold those values have just been dealt a blow.
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The homeowner said this isn't the first time he's dealt with violence.
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And we've dealt with them before, when the stock was substantially lower.
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They're also thinking about how the president has dealt with Puerto Rico.
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It kind of dealt with the question of archives in two ways.
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He took a break, then dealt with a series of serious injuries.
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Italy's courts have also recently dealt some shocking blows to women's rights.
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The two are not equivalent — the firmware problem was quickly dealt with.
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He was in constant touch with those who dealt in his art.
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There's a wide range of how people dealt with the day. Rep.
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The cases the court dealt with Monday, in Epic Systems Corp. v.
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This isn't the first time I've dealt with hostility as a reporter.
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Fortunately, in my career, I've dealt with a lot of wonderful people.
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So maybe it's just the practice of how I dealt with things.
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"It's like, O.K., these are the cards I've been dealt," she said.
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She suffered years of chronic pain, a battle she dealt with privately.
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Any requests not dealt with within 60 days will be automatically approved.
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Mr Trump has dealt a severe blow to America's interests and standing.
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Clinton, 68, said she had dealt with similar episodes of dizziness before.
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None of these can be dealt with by a sovereign state alone.
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This is not an issue he's dealt with for a long time.
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"This has never been dealt with compassionately by Senator McConnell," he continued.
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They can be kept together and dealt with as a family unit.
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"These complaints are being dealt with in an objective manner," Nilekani said.
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I dealt with a lot of difficult journalists during my diplomatic career.
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It's not the first time Epic Games has dealt with security issues.
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The decisions have already dealt a blow to companies such as Amazon.
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Lately, Hadid, 21, has dealt with criticism that she's become too thin.
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This is a new thing and it needs to be dealt with.
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And she became the person who dealt with all of that stuff.
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" In particular, the comments dealt with "workplace diversity and social justice initiatives.
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Walter and Western, you see, both dealt almost exclusively in metallurgical coal.
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"My father is the only loss I've ever dealt with," she says.
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Jessica dealt with PTSD and lasting trauma, but was still enthusiastically sexual.
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A similar, but potentially more crippling blow, may have been dealt Friday.
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I THINK IT HAS DEALT WITH THAT IN A VERY EFFECTIVE FASHION.
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Mr Khamenei says the protesters' grievances "must be dealt with and heard".
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And his wife had to approve — you dealt with her a bit.
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Don't worry, 2016 hasn't dealt us another blow — but fake news has.
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A lot of this research has dealt with statements of trivial importance.
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Those cases have dealt with deceptive statements by companies and security lapses.
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Collins, who previously dealt with eating disorders, talked to NET-A-PORTER.
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It's just not anything that we've ever really discussed or dealt with.
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The Trump administration dealt with this by offering those parents a choice.
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This isn't the first time the retailer has dealt with authenticity issues.
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The singer, 103.73, and her family have dealt with several setbacks recently.
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"I don't know why [it] wasn't dealt with more strongly," he said.
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" But Chmerkovskiy believes the actress dealt with her introductions "like a champ.
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Some P.K.K. members qualify as terrorists and should be dealt with firmly.
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But he also was really smart about how he dealt with it.
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That's criminal behavior, and it needs to be dealt with that way.
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Clearly a flexgate/engineer flaw/defect that Apple should have dealt with.
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Hiddleston, for his part, dealt with their breakup by getting a puppy.
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Big Cable has just been dealt a big — and maybe mortal — blow.
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The staff who dealt with me were polite, straightforward and quietly sympathetic.
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Upon my arrival in the States I too dealt with misguided stereotypes.
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They're great at killing things, and they've both dealt with a bear.
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Greer noted that this isn't the first time they've dealt with this.
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"You just have to plow on and play the hand that's dealt."
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Britney has dealt with some serious mental health issues over the years.
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Once outside he attempted to attack again and was dealt with accordingly.
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The Hurricanes dealt him to the New York Rangers in February 2016.
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Edwards, 283, who has also dealt with a thoracic strain this season.
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" Blunt said the supplemental could be dealt with "at a later time.
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And that's a lot of things that are not being dealt with.
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I'm not sure that it's being that thoughtfully dealt with right now.
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In 2013, she told the Associated Press she'd "dealt with depression" before.
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The cases dealt with patent protection for human genes and blood products.
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He was "cocksure" and "irritable," and he dealt sarcastically with those who
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She added the corruption claims had been "dealt with and found baseless".
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When distractions come up, jot them down to be dealt with later.
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It has to be prosecuted, and it has to be dealt with.
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It cannot be dealt with in four- or even eight-year cycles.
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And some people appear to be dealt a fat future at birth.
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"You play this game with the cards you're dealt," Mr. Cole said.
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Blatter's case will initially be dealt with by FIFA's own Appeal Committee.
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But equality won't happen until sexual harassment is dealt with, Gallop said.
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Mr. Axelson dealt mostly behind the scenes as a fiscal hard-liner.
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Biegun is doing his best to play the hand he's been dealt.
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Nonconsensual pornography is serious and needs to be dealt with that way.
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It did not specify what allegations of wrongdoing the suit dealt with.
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She had already dealt with a sensitive neighbor and bad building acoustics.
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He dealt with a triceps injury before pitching effectively as a reliever.
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"Those diagnoses will be dealt with on an individual basis," Maxwell said.
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Those cases both dealt limits to Congress' power to subpoena private individuals.
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I was not being dealt with in a forthright and truthful manner.
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And my father's stories were always about playing the hand you're dealt.
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In June, the Supreme Court dealt another blow, ruling in Janus v.
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"They've really been dealt an un-winnable hand here," Sandweg told Hill.
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That means that the issue must be dealt with through other channels.
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So they have dealt with limited success and (mostly his) boundless schadenfreude.
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He dealt with him every day when Comey was deputy attorney general.
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An additional 22015 percent dealt with the police or the judicial system.
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"Some things will be dealt with at a later date," Marge responded.
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He dealt with a knee injury but is now a healthy scratch.
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And anyone who has dealt with costumer service via the phone vs.
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The one-day suspensions were dealt quietly, and the graffiti quickly vanished.
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Some challenges for Puerto Rico can only be dealt with in Washington.
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DeLillo has always dealt with the most occult strata of knowledge and
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Trump has said the "bad" ones need to be dealt with first.
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Other options dealt with a scenario where rape actually did take place.
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Switzerland's Novartis and Actelion were also dealt blows by CVS's new formulary.
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The timelapse above shows just how seamlessly that situation is dealt with.
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If it had been possible, France would have dealt with it quietly.
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He kindly dealt with my poor Japanese before switching over to English.
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It's the image that likely haunts everyone who dealt with the murders.
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Trading Mirotic—he can't actually be dealt until January 15th—makes sense.
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All of this will sound familiar if you've dealt with investment funds.
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I'm sure we're just a speck as to what he's dealt with.
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This could be Fox trying to play the cards it's been dealt.
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We guarantee you've dealt with at least one of these problems before.
|
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For years, Gardens Regional has dealt with homeless and mentally ill patients.
|
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The Pentagon has been dealt several serious blows by commercial industry partners.
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THIS IS A TICKING TIME BOMB THAT HAS TO BE DEALT WITH.
|
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Under the Christie administration, the agency's finances have been dealt a blow.
|
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Lobaton, who dealt with minor injuries this season and hit a measly .
|
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Both Dialog and Synaptics have dealt with botched acquisitions in recent years.
|
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A lot of that came from how my dad dealt with problems.
|
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Just really pissed off that that was the hand I was dealt.
|
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They dealt Jacoby Brissett to Indianapolis last month for receiver Phillip Dorsett.
|
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Many of the Democratic questions about Kavanaugh's credibility dealt with his drinking.
|
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Holocaust survivors have dealt with their nightmarish memories in various ways. Mrs.
|
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Since August 12, 2017, the alt-right has been dealt several blows.
|
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He's also dealt with constant questions about his associations with white nationalists.
|
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We haven't really dealt with a way to address that issue yet.
|
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"They should be heard, and they should be dealt with," she said.
|
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Without it, they say, America's global "competitiveness" would be dealt a blow.
|
|
Today's middle-aged people have been dealt a bad hand by history.
|
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It's maybe payback for everything they were dealt in the Iran deal.
|
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These sanctions had squeezed the sorts of people Mr. Cohen dealt with.
|
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Previously, revenge porn cases were dealt with under copyright or harassment laws.
|
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We had not dealt with the issue — myself, herself and the others.
|
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I don't own an iron, so I just dealt with wrinkly sheets.
|
|
But first, there was a smudge of chocolate to be dealt with.
|
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The current market environment has dealt another, at least short-term, blow.
|
|
These women dealt in surfaces, but that doesn't mean they lacked depth.
|
|
He had been dealt to the Hawks for a first-round pick.
|
|
President Trump's White House has been dealt its most serious blows yet.
|
|
Bouye confirmed he was dealt when he spoke to ESPN's Josina Anderson.
|
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Bouye confirmed he was dealt when he spoke to ESPN's Josina Anderson.
|
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Nor do they put off any initial odors to be dealt with.
|
|
The Supreme Court had dealt with a similar issue in Gabelli v.
|
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Mr. Grey was closely associated with entertainment that dealt with the Mafia.
|
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It's not the first time the auctioneer has dealt in royal clothing.
|
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And you've dealt with the CCP in a lot of different ways.
|
|
The climate issue is not being dealt with in a candid way.
|
|
The National League Central leaders dealt the Cubs their fourth straight loss.
|
|
Other tech companies have also dealt with controversy over their autocomplete results.
|
|
Ukrainians have twice dealt with this pestilence and they will not stop.
|
|
She has dealt with multiple deaths, family trauma, job loss, study, etc.
|
|
The matter was dealt with in accordance with museum policies and procedures.
|
|
The coronavirus has already dealt a severe blow to China's theatrical market.
|
|
"She has stared down adversity and dealt with it," Ms. Dunlap said.
|
|
He has dealt with Congress for years, but usually behind closed doors.
|
|
All of these couples have dealt with a hefty share of scrutiny.
|
|
Other international banks that have dealt with the fund also face questions.
|
|
Overfishing is not the only environmental issue being dealt with in Yangon.
|
|
A few films have dealt with the politics of Islamophobic vegetarianism squarely.
|
|
Hall felt his team dealt with the delays well, and deserved better.
|
|
Perhaps. Though he is a designer who has always dealt in reality.
|
|
Tomlinson praised the flight attendants for how they dealt with the incident.
|
|
Jay-Z's own recent album, "4:44," also dealt with the subject.
|
|
The senator likened it to how Trump has dealt with North Korea.
|
|
"All the applications regarding crystal growth are dealt with empirically," Singh said.
|
|
We dealt with that threat, which maybe was a saber-tooth tiger.
|
|
When and if they do occur, however, they are dealt with immediately.
|
|
Students dealt with the reporting challenges in different ways, Paron told me.
|
|
Some detainees dealt with the whiplash of plans changing by the hour.
|
|
Sulzberger's statement dealt more broadly with the consequences of Trump's "enemy" rhetoric.
|
|
The decision dealt a huge blow to the state's college basketball powerhouses.
|
|
"He added: "I've dealt with lots of infections — more than 20 years.
|
|
That investigation wasn't the first time that Comey had dealt with Giuliani.
|
|
"Glad you finally dealt with Joanna's gross salads," someone will thank you.
|
|
Trump's "America First" foreign policy just dealt a blow to Iraq's future
|
|
"He's ruthless," said a former Western diplomat who has dealt with him.
|
|
His quest for the nomination has likely been dealt a fatal blow.
|
|
"I've dealt with many clients who are very generous," Badillo told INSIDER.
|
|
He drew a comparison to how New York City dealt with tobacco.
|
|
President Donald Trump has finally dealt his first blow to China's economy.
|
|
And there's so much un-dealt-with trauma in just that destruction.
|
|
It raised issues of how that is dealt with in our culture.
|
|
In victory, Smith rebounds from a decimation dealt by Cristiane "Cyborg" Justino.
|
|
He dealt with invasions and plagues and everything else you can imagine.
|
|
Consumers dealt with both high prices of rides and very limited availability.
|
|
Ask Betty and Jughead, who dealt with murdered The Shady man, F.P (Skeet Ulrich) and Alice, who also dealt with the late Shady Man, or Archie and Veronica, who spent an entire season interrogating the morality of the mob.
|
|
And my expectation, my hope is that it could be dealt with constructively.
|
|
But it is being handled with care and dealt with seriously by doctors.
|
|
"It's not the first time we've dealt with an interracial relationship," she says.
|
|
But to give you one example we dealt with the banks too late.
|
|
Even in college, though, McCants dealt with questions about his attitude and aloofness.
|
|
I had never dealt with anything pertaining to women's health care or abortion.
|
|
You wanted to be perfect all the time with everybody you dealt with.
|
|
Subtropical Storm Alberto dealt a blow to sea turtle nests in southwest Florida.
|
|
Aniston told InStyle that she dealt with body insecurities as a kid, too.
|
|
Paramedics also dealt with overdoses of alcohol, prescription medications and other controlled substances.
|
|
They have dealt with me as a full-fledged colleague, as an equal.
|
|
CAVUTO: OK. MORRONGIELLO: But, look, this hasn&apost been dealt with in decades.
|
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Some episodes, like Here She Comes… Miss Amphipolis explicitly dealt with queer themes.
|
|
This outrageous conduct is a legal matter and will be dealt with accordingly.
|
|
Incidents involving migrants at Bosnia's borders are usually dealt with by local officials.
|
|
Other international banks that have dealt with the fund are also facing questions.
|
|
Hurricane Maria dealt a vicious blow when it hit Puerto Rico on Sept.
|
|
However, the keynote speech dealt only with broad themes and gave few details.
|
|
Coates said the complaint had been dealt with as a matter of "urgency".
|
|
Facebook has dealt with problematic user-generated content in the past, he said.
|
|
ET on Investigation Discovery Despite their wealth, the family had dealt with tragedy.
|
|
Non-tribal governments in northeastern Arizona will also be dealt a harsh blow.
|
|
Teheran dealt with an infection in his right thigh earlier in the week.
|
|
This sort of thing was something my generation dealt with, all the time.
|
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Instead, he dealt with a dozen big cocaine distributors all over the state.
|
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But since the beginning, iRobot has dealt with lots of competition and knockoffs.
|
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But he makes a good case with the cards he has dealt himself.
|
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It survived the Crusaders, who dealt cruelly with eastern Christians in other places.
|
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WILFRED FROST: How have you felt that China has dealt with that Coronavirus?
|
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We've dealt with kidney infections, and are really feeling for her right now.
|
|
From a human point of view, Brazil has dealt well with yellow fever.
|
|
"And it could grow beyond that if it's not dealt with," Mattis said.
|
|
I have dealt with the more subtle forms of repression by State Security.
|
|
In addition to selling drugs, DiNardo also allegedly dealt handguns to area residents.
|
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Nevertheless, people-smuggling has been driven underground, rather than dealt a lasting blow.
|
|
It's something Reintke has dealt with herself, despite being an elected official herself.
|
|
Canada estimates it will be another decade before its submission is dealt with.
|
|
This scaling problem is dealt with in some of the other HDR formats.
|
|
But a federal judge's decision last month dealt a blow to their case.
|
|
Small provincial museums have often dealt with the financial squeeze by cutting costs.
|
|
Clinton has dealt with coughing fits before, but Monday's among the most disruptive.
|
|
He has dealt a blow to Colombia's peace deal on the way out.
|
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The question was mostly posed to shows that dealt with politics and law.
|
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Gaga dealt with these various missteps by seeking solace on her own website.
|
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There's no question that Kesha has dealt with a great deal of darkness.
|
|
As a family physician, Jon White dealt with mountains of paperwork every day.
|
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They've just dealt with so many knuckleheads over the course of their career.
|
|
Have you dealt with an asshole Uber rep who wouldn't help you properly?
|
|
Others dealt with how the Export-Import Bank functions and truck driver fatigue.
|
|
"You guys have never dealt with something of this magnitude," she told Kim.
|
|
AFSCME, dealt with the fees that public unions can collect from non-members.
|
|
Weaker and more distant storms have dealt Kennedy considerable damage in the past.
|
|
Puerto Rico's recovery from Hurricane Maria just got a dealt a major blow.
|
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The resemblance between Yoncé and Williams is one she's dealt with for years.
|
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Her case is being dealt with at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
|
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I'd have done something much more rational and economically sensible, like dealt drugs.
|
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Going back to the trade deadline, how did you hear about getting dealt?
|
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Other moderators would share horror stories of having dealt with them for years.
|
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He dealt with a lot of injuries, personal journeys of growth, etc. etc.
|
|
Unlike his previous documentaries, which dealt with urban legends, this story is real.
|
|
I'm surprised at how well my bare feet have dealt with the cold.
|
|
Much can be learned from how various industries have dealt with new technology.
|
|
When such overcrowding is not dealt with, rebellions can get out of control.
|
|
And Diana just got a pen knife out and just dealt with it.
|
|
A woman who dealt heroin and Suboxone began selling from his hotel room.
|
|
"They dealt with individual issues that affected the family dynamic," says the source.
|
|
PAGE: I have dealt with a lot of Russian scholars over the years.
|
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One dealt with a form of cancer that her mother was afflicted with.
|
|
Clearly they like – no, love – the hand he's dealt them with Last Jedi.
|
|
The electorate dealt us significant spankings in 1980, 1984, 1994, 2010, and 2014.
|
|
This is the second controversy that Weibo has dealt with this past month.
|
|
Ted Cruz dealt Donald Trump his first defeat a month ago in Iowa.
|
|
Let's say the Angels could have dealt Trout for any four of them.
|
|
So those are issues that really do actually need to be dealt with.
|
|
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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Why it matters: Apple dealt with iPhoneX production issues that delayed its launch.
|
|
Those 18 NDOs dealt with issues like access to housing and city jobs.
|
|
Jeb Bush has dealt with the problem of his brother from the start.
|
|
It has also acknowledged that it could have dealt with Clinton's illness better.
|
|
"She obviously had dealt with more than me in her life," said Verlander.
|
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George W. Bush: Obama's predecessor shaped the hand the current President was dealt.
|
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I've dealt with hundreds of armed people and never had to shoot anybody.
|
|
How many people have you dealt with in the guise of Keith Mann?
|
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I've dealt with stress for a while with various things in my life.
|
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While rehabbing the injury, he was surprisingly dealt to Dallas on Jan. 31.
|
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Want to know how your predecessor dealt with a particularly prickly foreign official?
|
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The carnage dealt a serious blow to France's large hotel and restaurant sector.
|
|
This piece a shit Deputy Inspector Emanuel Gonzalez has to be dealt with.
|
|
He also praised Egyptians for how they had dealt with tough economic reforms.
|
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Not because of their music, but because of how they dealt with fame.
|
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They dealt with unruly customers―assholes that 113K often responded to with humor.
|
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George H.W. Bush, 94, has dealt with health issues in the time since.
|
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What lesson are we supposed to take from the hand we've been dealt?
|
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Someone secured the apartment while the one with the snus dealt with me.
|
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The study dealt another blow to the campaign to leave the European Union.
|
|
C-SPAN has dealt with multiple other incidents involving callers making controversial statements.
|
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" The discussions with Trump's lawyer, Hannity added, "dealt almost exclusively about real estate.
|
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Corsi has dealt with Stone "on and off for years," the Times reported.
|
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"I do," Klobuchar replied, pointing to how she's dealt with personal life challenges.
|
|
In recent history, America has dealt with grifters like Trump with kid gloves.
|
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"I've dealt with him, his father and his grandfather," Carter said of Kim.
|
|
And they have no choice but to play the hands they've been dealt.
|
|
It must be acknowledged and dealt with in a real, solution-oriented manner.
|
|
How does this compare to the most proximate events that we've dealt with?
|
|
Prolonged political turmoil has dealt several body blows to Africa's most industrialized economy.
|
|
But the Supreme Court dealt a major blow to that plan in 2012.
|
|
They dealt that one and others to move up for Wentz this spring.
|
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" That shift, the official said, "can best be dealt with through management issues.
|
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Others say it was because of how he dealt with the Russia investigation.
|
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Five of Clinton's six earliest memoranda dealt with social issues in some form.
|
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Swanson became the first to be officially dealt so soon after the draft.
|
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While 'Everlasting' Cuts to Commercial • Last week dealt with Chet's familiarity with Quinn.
|
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He said aggressive acts by such objects would be "dealt with severely", however.
|
|
Millennials in their 30s may have been dealt the worst hand of all.
|
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"I think the Flores decision has to be dealt with legislatively," said Sen.
|
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The president claimed the problem with Agent Orange had already been dealt with.
|
|
The Giants have frequently dealt with the carry-over effects of the playoffs.
|
|
Amazon has dealt with a number of protests at its annual shareholder meeting.
|
|
The Boston neighborhood of Jamaica Hills dealt with a similar issue last spring.
|
|
Specialist police officers dealt with the device, which did not affect flight operations.
|
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It was a type of trauma I had never quite dealt with before.
|
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Surely cannabis legalization has to be dealt with at a national level, though?
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Alternatively, he says, the subsidies should be dealt with at the state level.
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This is a book filled with facts about someone who dealt in dreams.
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I had an uncle on the other side of the family that dealt.
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Moreover, it isn't the first time Loznitsa's work has dealt with nationalist kitsch.
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She, and many of her friends and frenemies, dealt with serious substance issues.
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Two or three out of five will be people I've dealt with before.
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It should all be dealt with in a very factual and logical manner.
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I'd never dealt with Jen Palmieri actually, and she was the top communication.
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That meant your opinions were something that had to be dealt with. Right.
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We've had to deal with a lot of blows that life has dealt.
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And Gasol, 31, and Conley, 29, have dealt with injuries in recent seasons.
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The pandemic has dealt a massive blow to the travel and tourism industry.
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If there are any problems that are going on, they're being dealt with.
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More recent democratic constitution writers have dealt with this problem through various means.
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The retailer is now being dealt its share of shit on the Internet.
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On Tuesday, the European Union's highest court dealt a blow to that effort.
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Alaska and the Canary Islands have also dealt with severe drought this year.
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Mr. Roginsky remained involved in Memorial even as he dealt with his cancer.
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You've said we live in a society that hasn't dealt with its past.
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Abe (not his real name) has dealt with loneliness for a long time.
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What's different about us is we dealt with those tests sooner, not later.
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Typically, questions to him that call for self-reflection are dealt with dismissively.
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The Supreme Court just dealt a staggering blow to the L.G.B.T. rights movement.
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"What I deal with is not nearly what he dealt with," she said.
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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court dealt a major blow on Wednesday to organized labor.
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Principles and moral hazard can be dealt with after the crisis is overcome.
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"This guy is a creep, he's disgusting, and this mayor dealt with him."
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We've dealt (and are dealing) with our grief beautifully and differently, but together.
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I've dealt with being discriminated against for being a woman throughout my career.
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But now I don't encounter any problem that I haven't dealt with before.
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"These are not the first pandemics that we've dealt with," Hughes told Reuters.
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"Loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner," he tweeted.
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There are ways in which the "Italian problem" might get dealt with swiftly.
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Or are you someone who complains about the bad cards you were dealt?
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Prosecutors said that Mr. Martinez Estrella dealt the fatal blow to Lesandro's neck.
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The Tigers dealt other veterans in July, and are clearly reconstructing their team.
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In three of the last four knockouts, the Astros have dealt the blow.
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We looked at how the previous three U.S. administrations dealt with North Korea.
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Biden is a former lawyer and lobbyist who openly dealt with drug addiction.
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Klobuchar has also dealt with the same criticisms many women in power face.
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So we asked New York Today readers how they've dealt with noisy neighbors.
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"We dealt with this specific question when designing the deal," Mr. Stern said.
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Estranged from both, I dealt with the Chicago cold as best I could.
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"It's being dealt with," Lopez Obrador said in his regular morning press conference.
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After the game, the news was dealt with glumly in the Yankees' clubhouse.
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We have never taken a position or dealt with any of those issues.
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Wall Street has dealt with harassment and sexual misconduct waves in the past.
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"We played as a team, even when we dealt with adversity," he said.
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Having dealt with victims of sexual assault, she said she instinctively believed Ford.
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She had never dealt with a dog who had ingested only one grape.
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They were dealt a bad hand and played it as best they could.
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Isolated incidents are just that – condemned across the board, dealt with, and despicable.
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The National League Central-leading Cardinals dealt the Cubs their fourth straight loss.
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In contrast, college graduates actually dealt with more competition than they had before.
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You raised the right issues, and you were told they'd be dealt with.
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Hate speech and other objectionable content can't be dealt with simply through technology.
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Trump has the best plan of anyone I've dealt with in 30 years.
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He's been subject to criticism by the board and we've dealt with that.
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Ticket scalping has been dealt with primarily at the state and local level.
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Because we're the ones who smelt it, not the ones who dealt it.
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The death of disco in the 1980s dealt a blow to roller skating.
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Some of the ways that I've dealt with that are using unique crops.
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Lizzo is pretty active on social media and she's dealt with negativity before.
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Each of Mr. Sinaga's four trials dealt with between 10 and 13 victims.
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A legacy of courage, grace and nobility even as life dealt him tragedy.
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That helps explain why hedge funds have dealt with outflows in recent years.
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"The Whistleblower gave false information & dealt with corrupt politician Schiff," Trump tweeted Monday.
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BP has dealt with several spills and leaks in Alaska in the past.
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Another section dealt with the apparently massive bonuses that Waymo pays some engineers.
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This ensures anything urgent is dealt with first, helping him control his schedule.
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The Cuban hearing dealt with human rights concerns of Cubans of African descent.
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Last year, Trump was dealt with something of an embarrassment during his remarks.
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If Aviles's career is at a crossroad, he has dealt with far worse.
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How would Lincoln or Roosevelt have dealt with racist nonsense on this scale?
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She said the injuries she had dealt with had contributed to her decision.
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North Carolina has dealt with hurricanes battering the state amid campaigns and elections.
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The two of us dealt with our new life in vastly different ways.
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Regina knew the severity and dealt with it the best way she could.
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How do you feel about how the music industry has dealt with #MeToo?
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Mike Pompeo, Mr. Tillerson's successor, never dealt with Mr. Zarif, American officials say.
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She has dealt with mansplaining colleagues, Iranian censors and the country's security forces.
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"By 8 pm that night, O'Reilly had apparently been dealt with," Kelly said.
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But clearly the gender issue is obvious and has to be dealt with.
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This is the same company that dealt w/ the NBA banning Air Jordans.
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The nation watched on Wednesday as law enforcement dealt with the suspicious packages.
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But I'm assuming you dealt with Andrew Breitbart when he was alive. Yep.
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Amerson was swiftly dealt an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, but what does he care?
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As we told you ... the defacement's were dealt with quickly ... at some expense.
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This study therefore confirms genetically the idea that the set of diseases dealt with by psychiatry is indeed distinct from that dealt with by neurology and explains why psychiatric disease is a hydra-headed monster that is difficult to pin down.
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Yet the way the Hong Kong police have responded to the provocations stands in marked contrast to how their forebears dealt with past violent protests, let alone the way mainland Chinese authorities dealt with the protests in Beijing in 19983.
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To get an idea of what the fallout of a nuclear attack might look like, experts often look to past crises: how Japan dealt with the Fukushima reactor meltdown in 2011, and how Russia dealt with the Chernobyl disaster in 1986.
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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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"The way some of my favorite movies — "The Stepford Wives, "Rosemary's Baby"— had dealt with gender was inspiring to me, and I felt like it was time that there was a movie that dealt with race in a similar way.
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Any claims made are dealt with swiftly and directly, with respect and moral integrity.
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I think it's completely unsatisfactory, and I think it ought be dealt with harshly.
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Residents dealt with their new reality of crisp, yellow lawns and dusty, unwashed cars.
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But the way the Wilsons see it, Jason has already dealt with far more.
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She dealt with me how I would expect her to — which was with class.
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"Everything we've dealt with so far is promises as opposed to results," Kloza said.
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The decision is the second pre-trial blow Judge Koh has dealt to Qualcomm.
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Since then there has been a Razer update that dealt with the camera's functionability.
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And that is actually a very big crisis that needs to be dealt with.
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Meanwhile, on the West Coast, parts of California dealt with a wicked winter storm.
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I've dealt with death directly, in taking care of my dad and losing him.
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Kill FOMO by reminding yourself to be grateful for the hand you've been dealt.
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The first phase dealt with inflators which had not been recalled as of October.
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He had been called out as a fake account, and dealt with it perfectly.
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Tumblr communities won't be easily replicated for users who explicitly dealt in NSFW content.
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And yet, the misconception pervades that AIDS is an issue that's been dealt with.
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Given what we know about Betty's upbringing, perhaps she also dealt with trauma, too.
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We've been in this collaborative relationship, and I think that was dealt a blow.
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"I'm concerned, it's an issue, and it needs to be dealt with," he says.
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However, requests for provisional measures like those requested by Qatar are dealt with quicker.
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Until health care is dealt with, many Republicans say infrastructure will have to wait.
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"The Brits were dealt a bad hand and they played it badly," Dimon said.
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Officers said in the police report they had dealt with Lopes in the past.
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Ms. Mayhew's books occasionally dealt with the lighter side of political or popular culture.
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This dealt with the monetary trilemma of exchange rates, monetary policy and capital flows.
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" Maggie and I dealt with this issue in our recent episode of "The Weekly.
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The rapid closures of recent years has dealt a devastating blow to the region.
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Now, Teigen is talking about another sensitive topic she's dealt with firsthand: alcohol use.
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Let's see how the internet dealt with this long-awaited but also problematic hookup.
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There is nothing that can't be dealt with by people sitting down and talking.
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" Longtime friend, Dan Maurer, echoed: "He dealt with hundreds of kids every single year.
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It was a song that dealt with the violence and crime on the island.
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He dealt with this difficulty by disabling the manufacture of the lysosomic digestive enzymes.
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But there are three issues that, if dealt with, could bring about big improvements.
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Most of the people I saw then, that I dealt with, were my generation.
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We've dealt with others in our lives who can't seem to shake that sadness.
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But those cases dealt with federal civil rights suits, not prosecutions under state law.
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STEVE LIESMAN: --That's dealt to you in terms of the effects on the economy.
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So how does everyone who got dealt feel about what happened to them yesterday?
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And for Shalini Yadav, that's a reality she's dealt with for her entire life.
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She was dealt another health setback a year ago when she broke a hip.
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You probably know someone who's dealt with it (or maybe that person is you).
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Much of his job dealt with people on the other side of the law.
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Steinhoff has been dealt better cards since June 23, to snap up discounter Poundland.
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"One thing that will be dealt with is border adjustment taxes," Mr DiMicco said.
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A second set of accusations dealt with harsh treatment of prisoners by the CIA.
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One conclusion is that all this cannot possibly be dealt with by March 2019.
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Blankfein, who dealt with career anxiety in his late 20s, knows from personal experience.
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Internet giant Yahoo's massive 2013 security breach has dealt the company yet another blow.
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But the "Born This Way" singer has also recently dealt with some difficult times.
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This felt different from the way the band had dealt with tech to date.
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As someone who has dealt (and continues to deal) with that feeling: it sucks.
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Such tactics are frustratingly familiar for anyone who has dealt with North Korean officials.
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This is the cards they were dealt and they have just coped with it.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - General Electric Co shareholders were dealt yet another blow on Tuesday.
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The 2015 deal concluded under the Obama administration dealt only with the nuclear program.
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There has been a lot of discontentment at how Tsipras dealt with the situation.
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The body could not be healthy again until certain "cancerous elements" were dealt with.
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The mogul says that women have always dealt with brutish men in the workplace.
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Unsurprisingly, each member of the Kardashian-Jenner clan dealt with the claustrophobic situation differently.
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He refused to answer questions, claiming his attorney had dealt with the questionable billings.
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This isn't the first time Riverdale has dealt with issues that young women face.
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Voters in Turkey's largest cities have dealt President Recep Tayyip Erdogan a sharp rebuke.
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In the days after, we dealt with eternal lines looking for gas and provisions.
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Reality TV has never dealt so intimately with questions of prostate size and urination.
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"The incident is being dealt with," the official added, without going into further detail.
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On his return from a recent trip, Mugabe dealt with those rumors head-on.
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This should not have happened and my staff will be dealt with right away.
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Revenue also topped estimates, even as the oilfield services firm dealt with slumping demand.
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Things that really ought to be dealt with have thus just kept piling up.
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Here's the thing about Matthew: Space Coast has never dealt with anything like it.
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He was embraced by others for the way in which he dealt with loss.
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Marron specifically chose films that weren't about race and that dealt with universal themes.
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It's the second head trauma that the rookie center has dealt with this season.
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President Donald Trump may have just dealt a blow to his own executive order.
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The way they dealt with outsiders is slightly nicer than the people in Gilead.
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Bizarre situations such as those depicted happen and need to be dealt with robustly.
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And it has obviously dealt a real blow to our humanitarian work in Yemen.
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I&aposve talked to a number of people who have dealt with Rod Rosenstein.
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The first, which dealt with how to register drones, was introduced November of 2015.
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It's also not just Democrats who are annoyed CHIP hasn't been dealt with yet.
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I've never dealt with depression before, so when it hit me, it hit hard.
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The mystery itself is not very intriguing and dealt with in an amateurish fashion.
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She's dealt with the issue before in the Senate, and her position was clear.
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That bill was dealt two serious blows on Monday and Tuesday when GOP Reps.
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At first, she only dealt with vision loss at night or in dim lighting.
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I've been part of it and I've dealt with a lot of the pain.
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Knock Knock City, also founded in 2016, has dealt with some challenges as well.
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She dealt constantly with racism from institutions at which she sought out teaching positions.
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In certain ways, Taiwan is dealt with by the world as an independent nation.
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The amendment that was defeated Thursday only dealt with the military covering medical costs.
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Drawbacks: Nguyen has not dealt with many high profile controversial legal issues, Toobin said.
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Robin Utz had dealt with mild anxiety before, but it exploded after a miscarriage.
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But the FBI director dealt confidently with tough questioning from senators from both parties.
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The passing of a loved one is dealt with in a myriad of ways.
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"Having experienced depression myself, I've always dealt with it through my art," writes Leta.
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The British authorities dealt with the FSB during the Sochi winter Olympics, for example.
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In 1992-93 the Swedes, the Finns, dealt very well with the banking collapse.
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Yes. The first work I made that dealt with legacy was about my own.
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NR: They're far easier to deal with than the U.S. investors I've dealt with.
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But Fallujah is still an irritant that can and probably should be dealt with.
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The Ducks acquired defenseman Trevor Murphy, while forward Giovanni Fiore was dealt to Arizona.
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It's also true that Canada has never dealt with a president quite like Trump.
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But the fundamental problems that made us broken in 2000 haven't been dealt with.
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A recent episode of BBC drama "Call the Midwife" dealt with the topic skilfully.
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Sierra Leone's higher-education system was dealt a heavy blow by the Ebola outbreak.
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" Theron added; "I think both of us have dealt with that night really well.
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There is use, however, in recognizing the myopia with which he's dealt with it.
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He missed most of the 2006 season as he dealt with depression and anxiety.
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Sexual abuse by peacekeepers and corruption in procurement have been dealt with too lightly.
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Perceptions have changed since the Knicks dealt Porzingis to the Mavericks on Jan. 31.
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"Everyone dealt with the pressure differently," Mr. Ripert writes of his comrades at Jamin.
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In one recent case, he dealt with the remains of two men found together.
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These are people who have dealt with complex and dangerous tasks in tough conditions.
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This is not the first time the Secret Service has dealt with Pika-suspects.
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The Presidential campaign had soured her on classes that dealt directly with current events.
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The second trilogy — Cibola Burn, Nemesis Games, and Babylon's Ashes — dealt with the fallout.
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But Republican lawmakers stuck in the middle have been dealt a more difficult hand.
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The first rejected amendment dealt with representation in the House and was never ratified.
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I have dealt with the intelligence community ever since I worked for former Sen.
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They dealt with more marital turmoil in 2016, when they publicly addressed cheating rumors.
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Before the cards are dealt, gamblers bet on banker or player (or a tie).
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"I think we were generally immature about how we dealt with regulators," Khosrowshahi said.
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If it is dealt out unevenly in a society, then deep cracks are forged.
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America has been dealt an extraordinary hand, and I am optimistic about our future.
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Mudslinging about which party dealt a blow to manufacturing can make for good politics.
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At the register, the sales force dealt calmly with an ill-timed Verizon outage.
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"The matter is being dealt with in accordance with the established protocols," Anand said.
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But just as often, once that issue is dealt with, the meeting stays recurring.
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Federal judges in four cities over the weekend dealt Trump a handful of defeats.
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Courts in Wisconsin, Kansas and Ohio have also dealt blows to voter ID laws.
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Since Khosrowshahi has taken the helm, however, Uber has still dealt with subsequent issues.
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Foreign companies have at times dealt with the controls detailed in the new law.
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This spring, I was in a seminar that dealt with gender, sexuality and disability.
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Facebook was dealt a big blow by the European Court of Justice on Thursday.
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I've dealt with older white guys trying to keep me down my whole life.
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In trying to save RNS, its board may have dealt it a mortal wound.
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Whereas the first "Spider-Man" dealt with the theme of...Uncle Ben: Great power.
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They were good, but it was not an issue that they dealt with regularly.
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The people of Iran want a change to the miserable hand they've been dealt.
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Herbert dealt with an effort by the state of Utah to defund Planned Parenthood.
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His agenda's very different than what we've dealt with for the last eight years.
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The passenger also praised the airline for how they dealt with the unfortunate circumstances.
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Schroeder: The verbal abuse that Trey put up with and dealt with was astonishing.
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Olson, which unlike in the current situation dealt with a separate federal ethics law.
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There's some bitterness, which, if dealt with poorly, can go down a bad road.
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In the past, presidents of both parties have dealt with this quickly and humanely.
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The ad also spotlights someone who dealt with opioid addiction and a veteran amputee.
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But this required a shift in the way I dealt with challenges and stressors.
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After publicly sharing their story, the Jennings have dealt with criticism of all kinds.
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Music had a lot more substance to it, and it dealt with important things.
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But the frustration is still real, and it needs to be dealt with somehow.
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" On murder of Mongolian model Altantuya: "The Altantuya case has already been dealt with.
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"Numerous friends who've also dealt with depression have found solace in gloving," Brown added.
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The CDC report dealt only with mumps, not other health problems in detention facilities.
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He said China's trade infractions should be dealt with through the World Trade Organization.
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I never thought I could deal with or things I dealt with in Arizona.
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Mr. Kohler, above, dealt with cases involving a cruise company owned by his relative.
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After consecutive playoff nonqualifications, McCutchen was dealt to the San Francisco Giants last winter.
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Mr. Munk wore a pacemaker and had dealt with heart problems for several years.
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She managed to fight him off, and has dealt with the trauma for decades.
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