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Imagine coping with pestilential stink bombs flying into your midst.

Age can make a crucial difference in coping with homesickness.

Dreams may be a way of coping with trauma.

From the day we're born, we have personal experience in coping with the physical world.

What we need is a way of coping with queuing, a distraction of some kind.

"I was 23, 24 and coping with someone having a psychotic breakdown," he said.

This finding suggests that properly working apolipoproteins may be essential for coping with tiny inhaled particles.

Here's a few tips for coping with finals to get you started.

But more students today are coping with a lot of homework, with few breaks , and feeling the strain.

THE state of Illinois has a rather crude way of coping with its ballooning budget deficit. It stops paying bills.

The bank is coping with billions of dollars in write-downs and credit losses of this year.

It's about having great business acumen, especially a knack for coping with ambiguity, and being known for that.

Music therapy has been used successfully to help gifted persons, persons with various psychological disorders, and those who have difficulty coping with life stress to achieve personal wellness.

But in keeping with a worldwide trend, India too is coping with a steep hike in prices of staples such as wheat, rice and lentils.

But it is unprecedented in human history for a nation to deal with this challenge, while coping with a huge population and relatively little land and resources.

The querying functions are capable of coping with the standard database transactions for creating, reading, updating, and deleting data (known as CRUD operations).

It is also a test for Mr Obama's new strategy of coping with China's rise by "pivoting" American foreign policy more towards Asia (see article).

"Many smokers worry that if they stop smoking, they will lose a valuable tool for coping with difficult situations and stresses in their lives," Hajek noted.

Thus, the lineage that produced African apes and humans was preadapted to coping with the problems of a radically changing environment.

Most have already performed miracles over the past few decades, from surviving political earthquakes to coping with hyperinflation, and prospered throughout a crisis that felled Western Banks.

When this correspondent recently called after lunch on the man now responsible for coping with the global financial crisis, he found him in erratic form, with his shirt unbuttoned to the waist.

There are few managers out there today who are not coping with this issue. Many of us are working on departments that are expected to be more productive with a lower headcount.

Their finding supports the idea that so-called endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress together with the body's natural way of coping with that stress is one reason why the rupture takes place.

If, however, you do not like a particular class that you have this semester, you might need to employ some techniques for coping with the stressful situation until the semester finishes.

We at FAO recognize that the agriculture sector must take the lead in coping with water scarcity by finding more effective ways to conserve rain-fed moisture and irrigate farmlands.

In fact, most direct statement is that the map editor implement it is one kind of the map coping with shifting events by sticking to a fundamental policy to draw an implement.

It would be odd to worry about how Hamlet's friends are coping with his death because these friends don't exist; to think about them would involve creating a novel fiction.