The idea is to learn to live with it constructively.
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They just have to learn to live with the problem.
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Perhaps you do, but you learn to live with it.
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You learn to live with it, but you don't forget.
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Yet both may just have to learn to live with it.
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Yeah, it gets easier, you just learn to live with it.
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The only alternative is to learn to live with far fewer people.
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You have to learn to live with that, and maintain your strength.
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Good luck, dude ... might have to learn to live with this one.
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So he figured he'd just have to learn to live with it.
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They will obviously have to learn to live with the new system.
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The times have changed, and France should learn to live with terrorism.
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He needs to learn to live with the pain of being alive.
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It's why they learn to live with chronic pain, thinking it is normal.
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China and the West will have to learn to live with their differences.
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"Password sharing is something you have to learn to live with," he added.
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Like him, she must also learn to live with a mental health condition.
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The second is to learn to live with a nuclear-armed despotic regime.
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RECORD companies and film studios have had to learn to live with internet piracy.
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It's just another thing we learn to live with, like hurricanes or car accidents?
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Perhaps the photograph's real revelation is that humans can learn to live with almost anything.
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He said diabetes must learn to live with me rather than me live with diabetes.
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Instead, there is only the hope that he might learn to live with it better.
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Learn to live with it, work with it, work on the edges of it, certainly.
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For better or worse, we are going to have to learn to live with it.
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Sometimes you have to learn to live with disappointment and make the best of it.
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Many analysts believe the fragmentation is something Germany will have to learn to live with.
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Professionals should learn to live with just a little less stuff and a little more risk.
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We must also learn to live with more intrusive levels of security in our everyday lives.
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There's a hole in you where that person was, and you learn to live with it.
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"It's obviously something that you learn to live with the best you can," she tells PEOPLE.
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And sometimes, you just have to learn to live with that fact or let it go.
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"One [doctor] told me to stop asking why and learn to live with it," said Jubenville.
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For now, the only thing people with tinnitus can do is learn to live with it.
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If their concerns were accurate, then they would just have to learn to live with them.
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As far as the Amish go, she said most would learn to live with the development.
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By learning to live with our memories, Bode believed, we learn to live with each other.
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If we're not going to cure cancer, we've got to learn to live with the disease.
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Machines have already infiltrated every aspect of our lives, and we must learn to live with them.
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Maybe other generations will have to adapt more and learn to live with the water even more.
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Which means it's also going to have to learn to live with the resulting time spread tightness.
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As the name suggests, this is a game that expects you to learn to live with stillness.
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If we share our city with raccoons and birds, we can learn to live with scooters, too.
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We must all adapt to globalization and learn to live with peoples of all races and religions.
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But given enough time, it is certain to happen if we learn to live with the bomb.
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It's how you learn to live with all the unfurling regret that awaits you later in life.
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If so, learn to live with the dog and the brother as a kindness to your friend.
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"You just have to learn to live with some things," Mr. Bloomberg told the anchor Gayle King.
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" Describing Chandler, he said, "The character doesn't learn to live with and move on from what happened.
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Instead, we'd rather learn to live with it, carry on, and treat ourselves to some astro-inspired makeup.
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If we can share our city with raccoons and birds, we can learn to live with scooters, too.
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You learn to live with discomfort, a quality that he doesn't see in the Instagram version of vanlife.
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But one just has to learn to live with it and heal with it as best one can.
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Finally, we need to accept that we may never have the whole truth — and learn to live with it.
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I pray that we can all learn to live with love and treat each other with tolerance and respect.
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For profit or in pursuit of art, many performers and producers have learn to live with the party's limitations.
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" The likeliest outcome, they concluded, is that the world's nations "learn to live with an ICBM-armed North Korea.
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They must attract and retain new workers, or increase their birth rates, or learn to live with a declining population.
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In addition, our country's economy will have to learn to live with a background of a really positive interest rate.
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Many have had to learn to live with a disability, or learned to live without the love of their life.
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Many times, providers tell patients to "suck it up" and learn to live with the pain due to outdated training.
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People will have to learn to live with German political conditions reminiscent of those in Europe's more turbulent southern areas.
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But while one Frazier had to learn to live with early fame, the other had to handle an early fortune.
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And we need to learn to live with each other because that's the only way we're going to keep going.
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The downside to that is you'll have to learn to live with a wire running across your dashboard at all times.
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I lost two kids, too, and these are things you have to learn to live with or you will go crazy.
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This is a departure from Island-style keys and while it's not my favorite, I could learn to live with it.
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It's there, so I just have to learn to live with it, face it down and navigate my life with it.
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Presidents and White Houses really, really don't want to go here but they have to now learn to live with it.
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Last week, Manuel Valls, the prime minister, further infuriated my neighbors by suggesting that they should just "learn to live" with terrorism.
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So that was that, I would learn to live with the Pixel 2 XL with the iffy screen and accept life's imperfections.
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If it was impossible to dislodge a memory once it consolidated, psychologists could only help patients learn to live with those memories.
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This may seem tremendously unfair and wildly capitalist, but unless you want a reputation as a scrub, learn to live with it.
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If North Korea refuses to surrender its nuclear arsenal, he said, the United States will have to learn to live with it.
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Investors could learn to live with those, just as they've mostly shrugged off possible changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Or do I just learn to live with the fear of perhaps suddenly being exiled from the place I took root in?
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The bottom line is that these technologies are here to stay, so we have to adapt and learn to live with them.
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The bank has not held talks with Podemos, he said, after adding that Spain needed to learn to live with a fragmented parliament.
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The French have had to learn to live with soldiers patrolling the streets and railway stations, a daily visual reminder of their vulnerability.
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You learn to live with a broken heart, and the bad days become fewer, and the time in between richer and more meaningful.
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"You learn to live with a broken heart, and the bad days become fewer, and the time in between richer and more meaningful."
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Whether it's an expensive mortgage or an unused Hulu subscription, look for places you can cut back and learn to live with less.
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If the U.S. learns to live with a nuclear-armed North Korea, will we also learn to live with a nuclear-armed Iran?
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So if you really care, we have to respect trees, the role of trees, and we have to learn to live with forests.
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But for it to happen, economic elites will have to learn to live with a world where labor really does get paid first.
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But the reality is that, at some level, some patients struggling with chronic pain may just have to learn to live with the pain.
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Jesus insists that after war will be peace, and tells Morgan he'll have to learn to live with these people when it's all over.
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In my experience, you learn to live with a very particular form of dread, knowing just how much your notoriety puts you at risk.
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But the latest attacks in Brussels are a bloody reminder that France, and all of Europe, will have to learn to live with terrorism.
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But the latest carnage in Brussels is a bloody reminder that France, and all of Europe, will have to learn to live with terrorism.
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I can only learn to live with my own and be an instrument for my patients to do the same if they so choose.
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So we will have to learn to live with the uncertainty of never knowing whether a president has the constitutional authority to pardon himself.
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But they also argue that the Bitcoin community needs to learn to live with a Bitcoin network where demand for transactions exceeds the supply.
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The camera module's hairline crack thankfully doesn't traverse across any of the camera lenses, and I'd probably have to learn to live with it.
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Some believe the United States will simply learn to live with the North's new capability, despite the words of Mr. Trump and his predecessors.
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"You have to learn to live with it, you have to be strong," he said, as his friends around the table nodded in agreement.
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It's not about the prime of life or possibilities anymore; it's about what will I have to learn to live with from now on.
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And I'm not saying that people can't learn to live with trauma, but Life Itself doesn't have room to explore how that might happen.
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"Brazil needs to learn to live with this," said Thiago Scuro, the sporting director of Cruzeiro, which won the Brazilian championship in 221 and 250.
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As the world observes the International Day of Tolerance, we must learn to live with each other, and engage genuinely with people from other backgrounds.
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They are foisted into an identity all their own, one they must learn to live with just as their parents learned to live as queer.
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Unless Democrats come to power and restore the SALT deduction, rich people in Democratic states will probably have to learn to live with higher taxes.
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"We're going to have to learn to live with this," Jeffrey Lewis of the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey told Amanpour last Wednesday.
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To me Priebus is the kind of guy Democrats should learn to live with — they lost, and there's going to be a Republican White House.
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Whether it's an expensive mortgage or an unused Hulu subscription, look for places you can cut back and learn to live with a little less.
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" He added, "I just posted this picture because no matter what- you going to have to learn to live, with or without work to your body.
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His movies are about deeds and misdeeds, duty and justice, and how both individuals and society must learn to live with the consequences of their actions.
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The current civil war is likely to be of brief duration as party leaders learn to live with the more robust politics of the energized base.
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Learn to live with it, just as people live in the cities of Auschwitz or Hiroshima, without ever thinking about what happened there in the past.
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Evict all U.S. Forces from the South, condition Washington to learn to live with a nuclear North Korea, and bully and censor the South into submission.
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His regime is distasteful, but so was the Soviet Union, Mao Zedong&aposs China, and Vietnam – each of which America had to eventually learn to live with.
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I asked the doctor to give me a referral to an ENT, but [there] I was told that I just had to learn to live with it.
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That's pretty much what happens with musculoskeletal knocks as you age; they don't so much heal as accumulate, and you learn to live with and around them.
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In other words, if owning expensive sneakers or being fourth-generation Americans is what binds a group of friends, can they learn to live with others unlike them?
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Just as we learned to live with a nuclear Soviet Union and China in the Cold War, we need to learn to live with a nuclear North Korea.
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"When you live in Tierra del Fuego, you do not share your life with many people, and so you must learn to live with yourself," Mr. MacLean said.
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But a lot learn to live with it because they realize their heaven depends on the degrees of lust behind the camera and in that larger movie dark.
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The free traders who typically staff the USTR are going to have to learn to live with this high-stakes game, as Lighthizer is not your typical trade representative.
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Unless you're making money by streaming your love of retro gaming on Twitch, you might just want to learn to live with the limitations of gaming through an emulator.
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"The city needs to learn to live with water - creating a space for water to fall and gradually go into the soil and back into the sky," he said.
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I guess you either toss the whole thing or learn to live with it, like those people who are sentenced to roam the Earth with a shattered phone screen.
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The world will have to learn to live with COVID-19 as the virus will be "with us permanently," a former Bank of England official told CNBC on Monday.
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While policymakers have maintained the Fed should eventually reduce its bond holdings, Lockhart said some officials were closer to accepting that they needed to learn to live with them.
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"Password sharing is something you have to learn to live with, because there's so much legitimate password sharing, like you sharing with your spouse, with your kids," he said.
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In the aftermath of the expansion's main story, the people of Norvrandt are rebuilding as they learn to live with the darkness for the first time in a century.
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But ultimately I can learn to live with Christmas, the way Jews have learned to live in so many different societies over the course of the years: by adapting.
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As in, I trust that it is unavoidable and something I don't even have to learn to live with, as my body is expertly built to do so already.
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Indeed, an influential economist at the Bank for International Settlements argued that central banks should learn to live with low inflation rather than fuel debt with increasingly aggressive stimulus measures.
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So, among the many other questions this election has raised for me, the only one I'm qualified to write about is this: How do we learn to live with it?
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He has since said that public safety officials have to learn to live with encryption because the alternative of introducing a backdoor creates more vulnerabilities in devices that everybody uses.
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"If the pain is not an indication that something is seriously wrong, you can learn to live with it," said Dr. Campbell, an emeritus professor at Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.
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Apart from forcing some people to buy new wired (or wireless) headphones, it's likely to raise the cost of the average pair, and make many learn to live with dongles.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)If you own a phone or a computer (and we're assuming you do) there are bugs and annoyances that you just have to learn to live with.
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Go deeper: What Mike Bloomberg's giving says about Mike Bloomberg Mike Bloomberg kicks off his climate week Mike Bloomberg: Bloomberg News employees "just have to learn to live with" 2020 policy
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By requesting retirement from Conyers but continuing to work with Franken, the message would have been that women should simply learn to live with some level of sexual harassment and assault.
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"We have to learn to live with climate change," a windswept Pinera said a week ago, as he visited the southern Bio Bio region, which had been hit by highly unusual tornadoes.
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" Even on a smaller scale, I frequently see Facebook posts in my circle of friends referring to women seeking abortion as needing to learn to "live with their choices" and "grow up.
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"Probably, there is no way out of this dilemma for many countries," one source familiar with the situation said, adding they would have to learn to live with less oil to sell.
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She told me that we had to talk about it, we had to think about it, and we had to learn to live with our lives moving forward, even with what happened.
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Instead of calling for greater investments in safety measures and better rules designed to minimize the risk on the field, Brady suggested that his fellow players should just learn to live with it.
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In that situation, people would learn to live with it, and sometimes would contract illnesses from it; but the virus would most likely also lose some of its dangerousness as time went on.
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Still, with this court decision, it will have to not only learn to live with its pain and anguish, but also work hard to reclaim the impunity it has always taken for granted.
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On the flip side, there are also problems that hint at something much more serious going on with your device—issues you shouldn't learn to live with, but should address at the earliest opportunity.
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More likely, Americans will have to learn to live with partisan media, which is the norm in most democracies, just as conflict and contestation are democratic norms (consensus politics deprives voters of meaningful choices).
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Go deeper: Andrew Yang: Tom Steyer, Michael Bloomberg's enormous ad buys are a "dud" Mike Bloomberg: Bloomberg News employees "just have to learn to live with" 2020 policy Biden skeptical Bloomberg will catch on
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"If you learn to live with it, I think it's something which you can put it in the back of your head and say, 'Hey, there's something I need to worry about,' " Goerges said.
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Go deeper: Mike Bloomberg: Bloomberg News employees "just have to learn to live with" 2020 policy Warren accuses Bloomberg of trying to "buy" Democratic nomination Michael Bloomberg on the issues, in under 500 words
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While the "C" word can conjure up so much dread and shame in patients, cancer is often no longer a death sentence but a chronic disease that people need to learn to live with.
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Some China scholars say it is not clear the policy serves the United States all that well — nor is it clear that Beijing would not learn to live with a closer American relationship with Taiwan.
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"We have to learn to live with fear and risk," said Ms. Rudnicki, whose son had an allergic reaction to a chocolate-flavored frozen treat when he was in seventh grade and she wasn't at home.
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Enter: journalist and proto-explorer Aurora Lane (no relation to Lois Lane), who must learn to live with the profound injustice of being woken up by a half-crazed man convinced he's in love with her.
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You learn to live with it but when there is discussion of it, it brings it all back in sharp relief and focus and I know this time of the year is especially hard as well.
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If there just are no fixed foundations, though, we have to learn to live with uncertainty, with provisional knowledge, and adopt the habits of intellect that help us hone our knowledge and make it more useful.
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Winning to Beijing, Moscow, and Pyongyang looks exactly like what President Obama's Director of National Intelligence, General Clapper, proposed in a July 8 interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper—learn to live with a nuclear North Korea.
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"When it goes ignored, and the politicians ignore it, they just learn to live with it and hope and pray it's not them that get attacked or them that get victimized," she said of the residents.
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Tensions between the United States and China — whether they are expressed through tariffs or other ways — might be something global businesses have to learn to live with, according to Capri of the National University of Singapore.
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As she drove through Austin one day last October, she says she heard a pundit on the radio say that Americans should just learn to live with these acts of violence and brace for them to happen.
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Republican leaders' patience with Trump has been stretched to the limit, but they have tried to learn to live with a man who plowed up the party's most promising and high-powered presidential field in a generation.
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Mr. Yates was careful to emphasize that the new films were meant to be entertaining and delightful, but foremost are "fundamentally about how communities learn to live with each other or end up destroying each other," he said.
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But there's just no way that's going to happen and he's going to have to learn to live with it, just as I've learned to live with the reality that I'm not going to play for the NBA.
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"I guess I just hope on this Friday that people learn to live with a little less hatred and place their time and interests elsewhere because living without hatred feels pretty good," the actress said on her Instagram story.
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Like Brett, he now works as a moderator on the site and is committed to helping other non-offending pedophiles find a way to learn to live with themselves in a world that still regards their existence as anathema.
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The ghost of the Democratic Party's rupture lingers, and it's largely up to this next generation of women — this generation that so definitively put its mark on 2016, catalyzing that rupture — to either exorcise it or learn to live with it.
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Perhaps the best hope is that in time executives will learn to live with this ban just as they have with the 11-year-old one on liquids, says Jason Geall of American Express GBT, a corporate-travel booker. Perhaps.
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And if those voters decide to nominate Warren or Sanders instead of a traditional moderate — and if either of those candidates beats Trump, as is very possible — then the billionaires will have to learn to live with the people's will.
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These alterations are being made in a predictably haphazard fashion, with little in the way of guiding theory, but the cumulative effect is to turn Obamacare into a law that they can, if not love, at least learn to live with.
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"Password sharing is something you have to learn to live with, because there's so much legitimate password sharing, like you sharing with your spouse, with your kids ... so there's no bright line, and we're doing fine as is," he said.
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The first couple of days go as expected: First day of a new school means tentative awkward overtures to potential friends (one of them is played by a young Anna Kendrick), while at home, Bella and Charlie learn to live with one another.
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"One of the themes that runs through this record is delusional thinking, and how sometimes we need to learn to live with our delusions, accept them, in this case turn them into a useful reason to live," Samson says of the album.
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Mike Bloomberg told "CBS This Morning" Friday that Bloomberg News' editorial staff will "just have to learn to live with" the organization's decision to extend its policy of not investigating him — as its owner — to all Democrats running for president in 2020.
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New York (CNN)Mike Bloomberg, the billionaire Democratic presidential candidate, said employees at his news organization "just have to learn to live with some things" when asked about their frustrations over the outlet's 2020 election policy forbidding the investigation of Democratic presidential contenders.
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If you're not completely satisfied with the results, you can order a second attempt at your kid's artwork for an additional $40, but after that they'll have to learn to live with the results, which might encourage them to learn to be better drawers.
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It makes sense to me, as a woman, that men would fear gay men because such men threaten to put other men under the same sexually objectifying, predatory, always potentially threatening gaze that most women learn to live with as a matter of course.
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If you plan on running it "naked," be prepared to take a polishing cloth to it or learn to live with the fact that, just like a car with black shiny paint, it's going to get the whorls and scratches of any high-gloss surface.
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Eventually as I said this is a situation where everybody will have to learn to live with – to coexist with the situation, I personally hope this does not last very long, and it's a personal preference, but again if it does we're okay, we're there.
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Much like Scott Hoch, famous for the two-footer he missed that would have won the 1989 Masters, and Doug Sanders, who missed a three-footer for victory at the 1970 British Open, Kim had to learn to live with the constant reminders of her mistake.
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Opinion Columnist The day before Thursday's endless, grueling, moving, infuriating hearings, which mostly provided an exhibit in the case for the dissolution of our Senate, I argued that we would all probably have to learn to live with uncertainty about the truth of this nightmarish affair.
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These local leaders agree that while you can't fight nature in terms of the disasters that have hit their homes — hurricanes Harvey, Maria and Katrina — you can learn to live with it, even as climate change promises to make such crises even worse in the future.
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Halford's apologia is as gentle as Lockwood's renunciation, and despite very different experiences, they arrive at the same secular-sounding meaning: "we all must learn to live with mystery," says Halford; "faith and my father taught me the same lesson: to live in the mystery, even to love it," says Lockwood.
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And that research is imperative for the health and safety of the children who have taken the drug for years, every morning according to a prescribed dosage, and who may need to learn to live with Adderall, or its future equivalents, indefinitely — in order to continue to hear music of their own.
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"Password sharing is something you have to learn to live with, because there's so much legitimate password sharing, like you sharing with your spouse, with your kids .... so there's no bright line, and we're doing fine as is," said Netflix co-founder and CEO Reed Hastings during Netflix's third-quarter earnings webcast in 2016.
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As it happens, King is a super athlete whose time in the 40-yard dash is just a few tenths of a second slower than Amari Cooper's, but his backstory is that of any gym rat—college coaches who finally learn to live with his endless after-hours practice sessions, skills refined and re-refined over endless hours of repetition, a profile built by surprising scouts initially inclined not to pay him any mind.
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