I try to deal with things in a different way.
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So I try to deal with it as graciously as I can.
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I always try to deal with problems in my life by myself.
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I'm going to try to deal with that in the upcoming month.
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Why don't we get ahead of it, try to deal with it now.
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Others are making infrastructure changes to try to deal with the growing threats.
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Should I get a new job, or try to deal with the awkwardness?
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Others are making infrastructure changes to try to deal with the growing threats.
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Most just try to deal with all of the balances at the same time.
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Religion is one way to try to deal with the horrible parts of life.
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Always be discreet, and try to deal with things in a general way first.
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"We want to try to deal with [the legislation] before the August recess," he said.
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The next act, Wherein Our Heroes Try to Deal With All This, is about to begin.
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One is more than enough for anybody in the Oval Office to try to deal with.
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But before you report your building to the city, try to deal with the problem internally.
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Now we are going into this where we are apparently going to try to deal with it.
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We try to deal with reality, what is being said and what we can reasonably rely on.
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In the meantime, they could only confiscate weapons – and try to deal with the carnage left behind.
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And there was an intervention by people in both parties to try to deal with that situation.
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It was really important to try to deal with material in the most responsible way that we could.
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I just haven't seen anything even try to deal with it, much less deal that pretty darn well.
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We try to deal with reality, what is being said right now, what can we reasonably rely on.
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To try to deal with it all, Ms. Ressa said, she thinks a lot about Reinhold Niebuhr's Serenity Prayer.
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When an episode of television makes me truly uncomfortable, I try to deal with the mounting awkwardness by muting everything.
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She wants a new law, to revise one that she had sponsored years ago to try to deal with this.
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It's not something that can be cured, it's just something you have to try to deal with and get through.
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Even as rescuers try to deal with the effects of the storm, some are looking at the lessons it offers.
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But there are some similarities, and they should guide the federal government as leaders try to deal with the situation.
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Doesn't it feel like maybe he'd just let Rick become zombie chow, then try to deal with Daryl or Michonne?
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Data management is becoming increasingly important for companies as they try to deal with, and understand, vast amounts of information.
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Municipalities could try to deal with more appeal volume by increasing property tax rates and fines or by investing in technology.
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Trump told South Korea's presidential envoy of his administration's willingness to try to deal with North Korea through engagement, Reuters reported.
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"There is obviously going to be some pulling and tugging as we try to deal with very serious problems," he said.
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So I look forward to seeing Jon and Sansa try to deal with the snake in their midst in season seven.
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You have to support measures that you might not like and try to deal with them as carefully as you can.
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Clinton has been ahead of much of the Democratic Party in identifying economic headwinds and proposing restrictions to try to deal with them.
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I guess it's just about how we, as a charity, try to deal with this, or how the industry itself deals with it.
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Liberals (in the British sense) try to deal with change through tolerance, education, material improvement and ensuring that no set interest ever dominates.
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One way that dictatorships may try to deal with epidemics moving forward is to ramp up their already considerable technological surveillance of citizens.
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This as real estate agents try to deal with a new normal in what was supposed to be a busy spring housing market.
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My theory is, there&aposs always something happening at home that then you have to try to deal with so you&aposre working overtime.
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You really shouldn't try to deal with this on your own (or have your buddy do it) unless you truly have no other option.
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Now, with the virus racing through the country, cancer doctors and patients are taking sometimes drastic steps to try to deal with the crisis.
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Don't try to deal with all of this hard stuff by yourself and bring in a third party, like a counselor, who can help.
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Even as affected regions try to deal with the impact of Hurricane Irma, Wall Street was taking on a far more positive tone this morning.
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I think I turned to food to try to comfort myself, and try to deal with the emotions and the grief that I'd never let out.
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The bike-sharing companies try to deal with this, as they do with the problem of marooned bicycles, by tracking every bike and redistributing them as appropriate.
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"It was just something you had to get up every day and try to deal with while still carrying on a public set of responsibilities," Clinton said.
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His two young boys try to deal with the loss of their mother as their father grapples with his psychic delusions, and the family's dynamic is strained.
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I try to deal with this by giving myself a little time, after I publish a story, before I look at emails from readers or comments online.
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It was such a powerful moment because, as men, we become so prideful and we always keep things in and we try to deal with things ourselves.
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When police get involved in sexting issues, they try to deal with them on a case by case basis, detective chief inspector Steve Thubron told the BBC.
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And as cities try to deal with the damage tourism leaves behind, they must ask themselves: How does a region limit an industry that drives its economy?
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They just continue to muddle on, and meanwhile they are also the entrance point in Europe for the refugee crisis and struggling to try to deal with the situation.
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"What the government has done in this case is try to deal with your fears, the fears that we have about the unknown, about homegrown terrorism," Mr. Maynard said.
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When conflict does inevitably arise, we try to deal with it quickly, honestly, and openly, and kindly to resolve it so we didn't have this thing hanging over our heads.
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Watching Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan try to deal with Trump's efforts to undermine the investigation into his campaign has been a great deal like watching our acrobatic raccoon friend.
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So we need to do a better job of working, again, with the communities, faith communities, business communities, as well as the police, to try to deal with this problem.
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Afrofuturism, to me, is looking to the past, trying to examine it, and try to deal with an unresolved task around race and identity in this country, in the diaspora.
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And so we need to do a better job of working, again, with the communities, faith communities, business communities, as well as the police to try to deal with this problem.
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Mr. Jordan did, in fact, try to deal with the doctor, according to Mr. Yetts, in November 1992, after he was first examined by Dr. Strauss after transferring from Purdue University.
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Consequently, families in practice try to deal with financial hardship by availing themselves of the wide range of consumer credit opportunities made available by the ongoing deregulation of the financial industry.
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Women are also more likely to try to deal with problems or arguments that arise in the relationship, as well as do most of the physical labour, such as housework, she added.
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An emergency round of talks has been scheduled for December to try to deal with the impasse, prior to a planned climate summit in 2019 under Guterres' auspices at the U.N.'s headquarters.
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The goal of adding a public option would be to stabilize Obamacare, which has seen several large insurers downsize their presence and premiums rise as insurers try to deal with sicker-than-expected enrollees.
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His team has installed special letter boxes outside cafes, educational centers, hospitals and government offices, encouraging people to try to deal with their anxieties and voice their opinions about the peace talks in letters.
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"They paid up so much for the company that they are going to try to deal with it in a way that would provide the best value for the company," she told the conference.
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JOSHUA BARONE at 1 minute 26 seconds While the Boston Symphony's administrators try to deal with the profoundly troubling revelations about its association with conductors accused of sexual misconduct, its players continue to excel.
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In order for revivals to grow as a genre, they too should force us to confront the past in a new way and try to deal with the messes it has made in the present.
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The United States does not have a federal law against bullying or cyberbullying, yet 22019 states — all but Montana — have passed policies to try to deal with this health crisis harming so many young people.
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And we haven't gotten all the catalogs yet in terms of how many specific refusals there have been, and rather than try to deal with each one of them individually, we may deal with them collectively.
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I think that's what's happening, but I'm not a scientist, I'm not a doctor, and even the doctors and scientists who try to deal with this stuff all have conflicting views on how a hangover works.
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The hearing is the latest effort by legislators and the authorities to try to deal with the damage that sexual abuse scandals have caused in a range of sports, at both the collegiate and the professional level.
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Amelia Chasse, a spokeswoman for Maryland Republican Governor Larry Hogan, said in an email that if the proposed Chesapeake Bay cuts program went through, Hogan's administration would try to deal with them in the state budget next year.
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Now Alderson will start over with Callaway, who will give the Mets a new perspective as they try to deal with their vexing pitching problems, many of which have involved physical setbacks to young pitchers with considerable talent.
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Lots of cities around the world are trying to figure out how to deal with short-term rentals, and I think it's important to have an international exchange of ideas as we try to deal with this issue thoughtfully.
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But Sitharaman and the RBI did on Friday announce a series of measures to try to deal with one major obstacle to a more robust economy - the debt-burdened state-owned banks and a liquidity-deprived shadow banking sector.
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So they really do feel the urge to try to improve somebody's life, to try to deal with both small problems here at home, like trying to clean up a park, and giant problems around the world, like combating climate change.
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And we should back up the recent donors conference to make sure we have made our contribution to try to deal with the enormous cost that these refugees are posing to Turkey and to members of the E.U. in particular.
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Green Book feels like the kind of movie that would have been an obvious Best Picture winner in the past, in the vein of other Best Picture winners that try to deal with race — think Driving Miss Daisy and Crash.
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"Their military testing program seems to be going faster than our policy adjustment to try to deal with them," said Christopher Hill, who is now the dean of the Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver.
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"The real value upside for Vivendi is in getting the Telecom Italia turnaround story right ... it's far easier for them to execute on that than try to deal with Mediaset in a contentious situation," said Paul Marsch, an analyst at Berenberg.
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Bloomberg's global technology tracker — which according to their reporters follows the world's most major tech companies — reveals that 90% of the 20 most influential tech stocks are plummeting as they try to deal with the fallout from Friday's executive order.
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It's just one of the measures Congress is using to try to deal with the economic fallout of the coronavirus outbreak, including potentially delivering $1 trillion in economic stimulus that would include small business relief and potentially give Americans cash directly.
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I was impressed with how willing the high tech people were to work with the new administration to try to deal with these kinds of issues, even though as it happened during the campaign, we were not necessarily the recipient of much support from them.
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"My first impressions are simple: it doesn't even try to deal with the fundamental issues that the Schrems ruling brought up," Paul Bernal, a lecturer in law at the University of East Anglia (UEA) with a focus on surveillance legislation, told Motherboard in a Twitter message.
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But we clearly are still caught in a kind of toxic masculinity that not only affects the relations between men and women but even, more explicitly now, affects our political decisions and particularly the way that we as a nation try to deal with the world.
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"I feel it is a fantastic opportunity — because of the freedom of it, because of the sense that there are marvelous, intensely interesting, important questions that you have a chance to try to deal with in an interesting way," he told The New York Observer in 2005.
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In this achingly vulnerable collection of essays, Chee delves into the process of writing his first novel, Edinburgh, and in the process dealing with the sexual abuse he suffered as a child — and all of the stories he told himself about it afterward to try to deal with it.
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"The theory of harm reduction is, since these certain kinds of practices are going to exist whether we like them or not, let's try to deal with them in a realistic way," says William Martin, director of the Drug Policy Program at Rice University's Baker Institute for Public Policy.
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But good policy also requires greater awareness of a fundamental research insight that is becoming a point of consensus among policy insiders — it's cheaper to give homeless people homes to live in than to let the homeless live on the streets and try to deal with the subsequent problems.
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Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, who had been pressing for a ceasefire to begin March 1, said the U.S. and Russia would co-chair both the working group on humanitarian aid as well as the group that will try to deal with the "modalities" of the temporary truce.
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But all of us in Bent Bars Collective are pen pals, so we all have direct contact with prisoners across the UK. I would like to see the government address the issues we have discussed tonight structurally, rather than try to deal with them on a one by one institution basis.
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But Iran also said it wanted to try to deal with data from the plane&aposs flight recorders itself, rather than send them to another country, and signaled it would involve other countries only if the so-called black boxes were too damaged to read using technology available in Iran.
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Then there were a group of churches out on the South Side who had come together to try to deal with the steel plants that had closed in the area, and the economic devastation that had been taking place, but also the racial tensions, the turnover that was happening in the community.
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THESE ARE NOT SUSTAINABLE THINGS, SO WE HAVE NO ALTERNATIVE BUT TO TRY TO DEAL WITH THE TRADE DEFICIT AND THE PRESIDENT IS GOING TO DO SO. AND IT IS NOT JUST BY THESE TARIFFS, WE INSTITUTED 58% MORE COUNTERBAILING DUTY AND ANTIDUMPING INVESTIGATIONS IN THE LAST YEAR THAN THE PRIOR ADMINISTRATION DID.
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THE PRESIDENT IS TRYING TO FIX LONG-TERM PROBLEMS THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN DEALT WITH LONG TIME AGO, WEREN'T, AND THERE OBVIOUSLY IS GOING TO BE SOME PULLING AND TUGGING AS WE TRY TO DEAL WITH VERY SERIOUS PROBLEMS SO THERE WILL BE SOME HICCUPS ALONG THE WAY BUT THE FACT REMAINS, THE NUMBERS ARE VERY SMALL.
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The materials, found and rectified objects and the processes used in the works in Cargo In The Blood have predominantly been chosen to explore ideas about the emotional and psychological effects of loss, grief, trauma and the ways that the "experts" try to deal with them with rigid analysis of statistical data, while seemingly ignoring context and the infinite variables and ambiguity of human experience.
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FROM PEN: Kids Interview The Obamas "When we provide development aid to Africa or we are involved in conflict resolution in areas where war has been taking place, [or] we make investments to try to deal with climate change … these things we do not do just for charity, not just because it's the right thing to do or out of kindness," Obama said, according to The Guardian.
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As I try to deal with events this week I wonder how much the fact that being in my family and other people I knew were willing to push to try to get people who were maybe on the fence or maybe thought they were being discriminated against or that they kids couldn't get into college because of affirmative action and try to push them a little bit more and try to get them a little but more angry.
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