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Whether you suffer dementia or love someone who does, the condition is difficult enough to cope with without trying to face it alone.

But we had to cope with a few things, the pitch and the atmosphere, and I thought we dealt with it well.

as you become practiced in dealing with a dissipating your fears , you will be better able to cope with the shift.

The Community Language Learning (CLL) approach seems to be suitable to cope with foreign language anxiety.

Socrates urges a discussion of fundamental points, arguing that it will be harder to cope with an anxiety that has no rational basis.

Tamura of Ota Hospital said his hospital had to cut bonuses and did not award basic pay raises to its staff to cope with the reductions.

I have taught English ", " freshman students often see some English seems to cope with the examination, earn only a few credits.

Even if the policy were to be relaxed, China would still be scrambling to cope with the changing shape of its population.

Seeing this issue as a test ultimately helped me to cope with one of my biggest personal frustrations.

CAN read quickly enough to cope with an academic course, to read the media for information or to understand non-standard correspondence.

It is not easy to cope with electromagnetic shielding, sealing and cooling all at once in designing electronic cabinet.

Lucy was special to me but I think as a younger, insecure sibling I was probably too much for her to cope with.

Later, unable to cope with the trauma, the little girl hung herself at a mental asylum she was put in following the incident.

A good manager must be able to cope with the relationship with stuff to be in a impartial position.

Immature students may be unable to cope with the grief of a breakup and may attempt to harm themselves or even commit suicide.

Sacramento's inability to cope with the Hornets ' hustling defense on the ball-handler proved to be a key factor in the game.

Does not really have sufficient language to cope with normal day-to-day, real-life communication, but basic communication is possible.

Plus, it would be impossible for Japan to cope with a nuclear North Korea without a strong alliance with United States (and China).

Who will be able to face up to and be prepared to cope with these challenges. who can seize the opportunity and r republic booming sector.

We have a real major outbreak of disease in the United States, we are not prepared to cope with it.

Although doctors are known as a pretty serious group, humor is one of the best ways to cope with the harsh realities that we face daily.

He said: "It is always difficult when things change but in football these days, these things happen. You just have to cope with it. "

The lungs are able to cope with this extra blood flow and pressure for a while depending on exactly how high the pressure is.

But she's starting to think she won't be able to cope with the last few months of her pregnancy without David.

There's this idea that languages with a general term are able to cope with the world in a more abstract or sophisticated way.

He describes the dazed incomprehension of those who came of age during the boom and who now do not know how to cope with a slump.

Frederic Oudea, the new chief executive, insisted it had proven its "ability to cope with a serious financial and economic crisis" .

Learn to accept all the genuine help that is offered, as you struggle to cope with all that is expected of you.

But recent weeks had found her more able to cope with her situation and a measure of organization had returned to her life.

Since she has spent much of her political life behind the scenes, little can be said about her ability to cope with the limelight.

He tried to cope with the everincreasing burden of his work, but finally he broke down and had to take a complete rest.

He said the government has adequate resources to cope with any adverse economic conditions.

Taxpayers trying to cope with such surreal situations need to understand how they came to be.

When he took over in 2005, the company was struggling to cope with the decline of photographic film, its mainstay for more than a century.

Before its introduction, assembly lines had been able to cope with only one model at a time.

It's easy to knock off the tasks on a list; it's hard to cope with that sense of having far too much work and nowhere near enough time.

Neither side was prepared to cope with an economy that went off the rails despite the Fed's best efforts.

Mourinho said: "When I came I was ready to break the cycle of underachievement . I saw no problem for me to cope with that. "

It's easy to see that some of us may need courage to cope with our weight loss once we've achieved it.

This is just before he decides to cope with the disappearance of his wife by sitting at the bottom of a dry well for hours at a time.

Not only must we be confident of our own future, we must also be ready to cope with any sort of setbacks.

His second mistake was in the manner in which he sought to cope with the erratic vacillations of his client, the President.

The company has taken precautionary measures to cope with the bad weather, he said, without elaborating.

The digital camera was unable to cope with the brightness of the main streak and turned it into a thick blurry line.

Accepting that it rains allows you to cope with the weather by carrying an umbrella or raincoat, so it is no longer a problem.

Cathay, like most of its rivals around the world, is struggling to cope with one of the worst downturns to hit the airline industry.

At one point, the country's top investigative agency said it had given up even trying to cope with the 50, 000 separate charges.

If the queue depth is high, assume that the application is not healthy or able to cope with the rate of messages.

If that did not give companies enough to think about, businesses will also have to cope with a law that is full of inconsistencies.

We believe that this meeting of the Security Council will play a positive role in the joint effort to cope with this challenge.

Needless to say, such health systems very poorly prepared to cope with the demands and costs of chronic care.

Governments around the world are struggling to cope with the rising cost of health care, and of drugs in particular (see chart).

To cope with the dynamic electronics market, the Company is also offering specialized Manufacturing services to its customers.

Do you think you will be able to cope with English-demands of your intended study program in XXX?

Otherwise, a subordinate might have to cope with conflicting demands or priorities from several managers.

On top of that, the national land agency has canceled dozens of projects to cope with its rising debt.

Therefore, floods is one of the most difficult property insurance catastrophe to cope with all around the world.

"Small airports should install the right sort of equipment to cope with different conditions, " he adds.

I started having severe hallucinations, suicidal ideations. I've tried to cope with it by talking with my wife and with my family.

One man's effort is not enough to cope with such a complicated situation.

The airport is trying to cope with a backlog of flight held up by fog .

It involves getting the server to perform a large number of mundane tasks, exceeding the capacity of the server to cope with any other task.

AS IF collapsing prices were not enough, American mortgage firms now have to cope with home rage.

To cope with the dry summer conditions, flowering lasts two or three days and is synchronous.

When Kim-Chi finally made it to the US, she had to cope with a succession of three foster families.

For a moment I even thought it was a military exercise or some unforeseen situation that we had to cope with.

The lab's scientists have been working seven days a week to cope with the demand for tests from retailers.

Some researchers have suggested that assuming the role of a sick person is one way in which certain people try to cope with the stress.

Nwanze said many people around the world are no longer able to cope with recurring droughts and floods, which he blames on climate change.

To cope with slowing phone demand Nokia is trying to build a new business from mobile Internet services -- like games or maps.

To cope with that, patients may be prescribed a form of anti-anxiety or anti-depressant medication, Dr. Ushio said.

The backward peasant is ill equipped to cope with this instrument that has suddenly been thrust into his hands.

All our crafts are designed to be able to cope with an engine failure even on takeoff.

In PPM* it is still necessary to cope with novel characters that have not been encountered before in the chosen context.

Like the land in general, she reckons a quarter will have to cope with big adjustments.

Is there any other factor that may influence the delivery date of the parts? did you take any measures to cope with that?

Her response made me feel that I might be able to cope with the pain.

If shy people work at it, says Jonathan Cheek, most are able to cope with their problem.

It may also be used to help both the sufferer and his or her family members learn how to cope with depression.

Spatial correlation is one of the impairments practical MIMO wireless communication systems have to cope with.

to cope with the exploding number of cheap flights we were all demanding.

I must apply myself closely to my studies so as to be able to cope with my duties (as a teacher).

If you want to be able to cope with life's little surprises you have to first know exactly where your money is going.

But the abbey only has a limited brewing capacity, and was not able to cope with the beer's sudden popularity.

Even if you resolve them you'll have left the impression that you're indecisive or unable to cope with pressure.

This stark fact goes so far beyond all previous human experience that no social machinery exists to cope with it.

An alarming number of physicians, unable to cope with the pressures of practicing everyday medicine, succumb to the stress.

The world could do with some glad tidings at the moment, to cope with a global economic crisis and turmoil in the Middle East.

"The public health threat from the e-waste industry is real, and measures must be taken to cope with it, " Huo told SciDev. Net.

"It's not necessarily that women don't cope as well. It's just that they have so much more to cope with, " says Dr. Yehuda.

And, while market mechanisms have sprung up to cope with imbalances, these markets are sometimes distorted by government subsidy.

One function of rationalization in this case was to avoid Rachel having to cope with emotions, apparently painful, related to her adoption.

Crisis management capabilities, able to cope with unexpected changes in supervisory requirements or accounting standards.

What are Renault doing better than their rivals, bearing in mind that all teams had to cope with a new engine and new regulations?

They did not have sufficient capital to cope with a severe setback in the housing market or markets generally.

Now, it's hard times. To cope with the crisis, the company decided to cut the staff, particularly the staff over 50.

School dropouts will have to cope with a life of cash-strapped insecurity. But the graduate elite will have the world at its feet.

Where's the hope of a God big enough to cope with all my hang-ups and insecurities?

To cope with such a tremendous growth, we set up a specialist development center in Wuxi to train Timken's engineers.

A smart contact lens would have to be clever enough to cope with this.

Africa in particular will need to accelerate crop adaptation and increase yields to cope with a changing climate and a growing population.

Carbon tax was an effective policy tool to cope with the climate change and promote energy saving and emission reduction.

To cope with this change, local governments began to seek alternatives away from the normal track.

Chris appears to be able to cope with it well.

During the tunnel excavation work, different excavation methods had to be employed to cope with different soil conditions.

They suggest that Europe's weakening economies are not in a good position to cope with a strengthening currency.

Delivering informative structure is the primary task an interactive user interface should be able to cope with.

The company's plans for the Royal wedding in April include adding extra temporary base stations to cope with heavy network usage.

Juno is an endearing character who uses irony to cope with her overwhelming issues and adult-size decision-making.

Payroll processing to be made, including wages and salaries to cope with such input and calculations can be categorized summary.

Rather, financial markets and regulations were not mature enough to cope with disintermediation and the rise of the "shadow banking" system.

I was scared of admitting that I was a cross dresser and this was a mechanism that I used to cope with.

If you didn't, she warned, you'd be exhausted and grumpy and would not be able to cope with the following day.

Both companies have adjusted production to cope with falling orders and say they do not plan to cut staff, but analysts are not so sure.

How could the West lecture others while struggling to cope with its own internal social contradictions?

These systems are able to cope with "noisy" and incomplete data and are easier to run on-line than KBSs.

In this way, be able to cope with various difficulties and can withstand the test of a critical moment and realize their goals in life.

School dropouts will have to cope with a life of cash-strapped insecurity.

After all, intelligence itself may be broadly defined as the ability to cope with new problems and effectively use the power of reason.

Jamie has got a strong mental attitude to cope with any stick - it's why he's been able to play 600 games for Liverpool.

Among Tibetans, they found, a set of genes evolved to cope with low oxygen levels as recently as 3, 000 years ago.

But the power crisis has really crippled peoples ability to cope with it. Until the rains bring some respite people will continue to suffer.

The body settles and stabilises and finds a balance to cope with all the stress you face in top-level competition.

Ronaldo responded to the criticism in style with two goals and Saha is confident the Portuguese star is big enough to cope with the abuse.

You will have work to do but having been well prepared for such an occasion, you should be able to cope with ease.

I mean taxi-drivers like me have to cope with heavy traffic all day long.

To cope with its chronic water shortages, India employs electric groundwater pumps, diesel-powered water tankers and coal-fed power plants.

She hards put to cope with a life, seem a problem just resolve, the new problem appeared again, she was some tired.

Dr. Summerly : In stressful situations the brain - understandably - finds ways to cope with the trauma being inflicted on the body.

While Chinese leaders might be worrying about how to cope with the ongoing joblessness and protests, India is busy in an election.

We tend not choose the unknown, which might be a shock or a disappointment or simply a little difficult to cope with.

The result of this plasticity is a developmental programme that is better able to cope with evolutionary changes, says Ingber.

It's benefit for a interviewee to cope with the situation of the interview process, improve the efficiency of an interview.

Hundreds of euphemisms have sprung up to cope with politically incorrect vocabulary.

We must be ready to cope with the unexpected.

Finally-to add to my likes of college-I love having Fridays off-I wouldn't be able to cope with five days of classes in a row.

The situation has reached the point where some adults carry their passports to cope with checks.

The researchers found that more education makes people better able to cope with changes in the brain associated with dementia.

Unlike in the past 18 months, supply may not be able to cope with this, so much higher prices could ensue.

Finally, analog components have to be considered to cope with complete system on chip designs.

Whenever life dealt me a blow, I relied on credit cards to cope with it.

This highly centralized system, apparently, unable to cope with the complex and ever-changing social situation.

Participants are considered "existing trade regulations obsolete, unable to cope with China's monopoly of Rare Earth. "

Homo sapiens has been creating technological curses throughout history, and has so far managed to cope with every challenge thrown up.

Companies that are unable to cope with the demands of consumers in the internet age should be wiped out.

Some commentators say not to worry, that China has strong, smart leaders who will do whatever is necessary to cope with a downturn.

The US, meanwhile, may be able to cope with a fall in the dollar.

A lot of companies are trying to cut positions to cope with losses from slow sales.

EPC's risk is the result of many risk factors. As a result, an evaluation index system has to be established to cope with risks.

"We're learning about and then doing what's necessary to cope with a very different world. "

If you decide to help, make sure you have the inner strength to cope with yelling that might be worrying or upsetting you.

Galo Chiriboga, Ecuador's oil minister, said that an increase was necessary to help poor countries struggling to cope with record prices.

Steelmakers have had to boost production to cope with the state housing programme.

Australia is struggling to cope with the consequences of a devastating drought. As the world warms up, other countries should pay heed.

Of course it is easy to talk about structural change in the abstract. It is another thing to cope with it in practice.

Bosch has adjusted the service life of the starter to cope with the far greater number of starts.

The men were able to cope with problems better as they aged.

American companies will have to cope with some of the same exchange-rate risks and exposures as their foreign competitors.

Technology daily outstrips the ability of our institutions to cope with its fruits.

The measures combine both "steps to cope with short-term emergencies" and "a mechanism that aims for long-term effect" , the statement said.

Only the constructor may have to cope with a partially initialized memory area.

Not knowing what appropriate measures to be taken to cope with the situation, he wrote to his lawyer for advice.

For our company, the WTO is not to say what the impact from the outside, but to cope with the impact of market.

Supporters of the Lisbon treaty insist that its institutional changes will give the EU new strength to cope with a tricky new world.

A company can get in trouble if it changes its marketing strategy to cope with a short-term problem.

The reason why the early spring arch shed water melon expands slowly and measures to cope with it.

Brake drums have to be substantial pieces of steel or cast-iron to cope with the forces that are involved which can retain a lot of heat.

He said that China must 'act decisively' to cope with the financial crisis.

If any country is prepared to cope with an earthquake, it is Japan.

Happiness is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to cope with it.

Eating disorders are a way of using food to cope with difficult emotions like anger, vulnerability, fear and self-hatred.

Eyes are able to cope with a greater input of information than ears.

These of us with strong support systems appear better able to cope with major life changes and daily hassles.

In essence, this is a toolkit for you to make your stylesheets portable, by giving them ways to cope with unknown features.

Unfortunately, simple regular expressions are unable to cope with complex patterns and symbols.

These days lenders are in a spin as they struggle to cope with write-offs, a regulatory crackdown and changes in consumer behaviour.

Cutting is a way some people try to cope with the pain of strong emotions, intense pressure, or upsetting relationship problems.

Mutual insurance is an informal mechanism arrangement for the rural families to cope with the fluctuations in uncertain income.

Mr. King argues the crisis was a result of the inability to cope with huge capital flows from China, India and elsewhere.

Murphy's Law can come into play at any time in our lives. Therefore, having a good sense of humor is probably the best way to cope with it.

Even though he has had his own trauma to cope with over the last few months, Cech, 24, still had sympathy for his Porto counterpart.

Drastic improvements in agriculture are necessary to cope with increased demand in a complex world.

Continuous staff training and education ensured the establishment of a continuous pursuit of novelty and variety to cope with?

Manage to cope with all the satirical situations and amusing personalities, and you'll be on your way to a successful career.

Relax more, Relaxing can leave you feeling fresher and better able to cope with everyday challenges.

For the advocates of Domain-Driven Design (DDD) such simple entities are insufficient to cope with the challenges faced in a complex domain.

That way, you can check, recheck, and analyze performance and response times without having to cope with the rest of the Web application.

Mr. Lam says the venues are also able to cope with strong tropical downpours, which often occur in August.

It uses what are known as logarithmic transformations to cope with changes in the relationship between bone size and weight.

You will acquire basic knowledge of the Danish language enabling you to cope with everyday life in Denmark.

The Italian government has declared a special state of emergency to cope with the humanitarian needs of the migrants.

Letting fresh air in is one of the best ways to cope with indoor air pollution.

If we at all times keep in mind the centrality of our interdependence, we will be able to cope with other contentious issues.

The government did not know how to cope with the situation.

He said Ireland's economy was too small to cope with the banking crisis unaided.

It's sometimes difficult for a newly established corporation to cope with the changing demands of the market.

It's an intimate picture of a family struggling to cope with a child's special needs.

Our ability to cope with change and disruption determines, to a great degree, our peace, happiness and contentment in life.

He is unable to cope with the duties of her new position .

Angel and her little brother have to cope with an incompetent babysitter and several crises while their mother is away.

The proposed method is applied to satellite attitude controller design to cope with the errors arising while linearization procedure.

Equipped with 84 welding Tsui, able to cope with a variety of welding job.

The news comes as we see major metropolises around the world struggle to cope with booming populations and traffic flow problems.

With time, the loving support of family and friends, and your own positive actions, you can find ways to cope with even the deepest loss.

And all that because Wikileaks simply had to do some upgrading in order to cope with growth.

But their industries have to cope with structural adjustment as a result of more intense competition.

However, with time going by, I grow up and have to cope with my own personal affairs.

Isabel's death leaves Emilia, also, to cope with William, Jack's child from his first marriage.

Any new leader will have to cope with a movement whose focus is shifting from salvation to works.

Students were also able to cope with emotional distress more easily after exposure to money.

Someone with this outlook deploys humor to cope with challenges, taking a step back and laughing at the absurdities of everyday life.

Lets NOT forget how Governments around the world were and still are struggling to cope with the rapid changes brought about by IT! !

Sunny D has had to employ new filling kit, as well as new bottles, blow moulding and new suppliers, to cope with the reformulated drink.

They maintain that in modern society, people are supposed to have more knowledge than their ancestors to cope with tougher problems.

We tend not choose the unknown, which might be a shock or a disappointment or simlpy a little difficult to cope with.

To cope with the coming Spring Festival travel season, Dalian Railway Station has opened up a telephone booking service for tickets.

And without deep cost-cutting and reform, the system will struggle to cope with the coming incredible shrinking of Japan.

9 large enterprises as a competent manager. he very busy. it is necessary to cope with a few things.

I never thought it would become so popular - we are struggling to cope with the number of orders at times.

Interface with automatic welding , automatic welding is able to cope with.

We've probably found it difficult a few times this season to cope with that.

In automatic production line, one of the important problems to cope with and to encounter is the chip-breaking.

To cope with the population growth, our planners, architects and engineers have been looking for new - and often higher - solutions.

Hitler's aggressive policy put all the European countries on the same boat. So they decided to form an alliance to cope with the manace.

Professor Wang will have to cope with a very heavy workload; she has been invited to lecture at quite a number of universities in China.

U. S. military forces stepped up relief activities in support of Japanese efforts to cope with a humanitarian crisis.

To cope with that, scientists have developed hard ceramic composites made from rubber and epoxy resins.

That convergence would make the members better able to cope with a single monetary policy and the loss of exchange-rate flexibility.

They do not have enough beds in emergency admissions or intensive care nor operating theatres to cope with the volume of casualties.

Government should take effective measures to cope with this serious situation, and meanwhile the policies should win the public's support.

More of the financial infrastructure to cope with a flexible exchange rate has now been put in place.

To cope with the reduced flow of labor from other provinces, Mr. Wang says his government is stepping up efforts to find workers locally.

But it was never intended to cope with the aftermath of natural disasters or even "ordinary" human-rights violations.

To mitigate future crises, the system needs to cope with capital flows by introducing reforms in emerging markets.

Last December, unable to cope with the ignominy of being a Madoff, Mark committed suicide.

in the evolutionary process , plants may have constituted various adaptive strategies to cope with environmental heterogeneity.

Let leaders from propaganda films mistaken for such enterprise bureaucracy is serious, to cope with a check.

Already, some Asian governments are implementing limited capital controls in order to cope with a flood of money in search of higher yields.

Because of not being able to cope with everyday life they were tipped over the edge into breakdown.

They tell us, sir, that we are weak; unable to cope with so formidable an adversary . But when shall we be stronger?

Mumbai has always been a chaotic city: witness its authorities' utter inability to cope with monsoon flooding last year.

But it would also force the South to cope with unprecedented political, economic and humanitarian challenges.

"2" period, the security personnel all of Bei Qin, and opened 24 hours Beiqin phone, ready to cope with emergencies.

Its study found those they identified as having mental health problems attempt to cope with their distress in damaging ways.

They need to wake up to the huge social changes happening in their countries and think about how to cope with the consequences.

I don't mean an emergency like the self-defensive counter-attack on Viet Nam. That kind of incident is easy to cope with.

Anna's hummingbirdSlow-motion footage has revealed how a hovering hummingbird is able to cope with wet weather.

But experience suggests that an apparently co-operative Iran can be trickier to cope with than an obviously unco-operative one.

And how to cope with this new situation and seize business opportunities has become a priority of the moment.

There are times when the view is so spectacular that it helps you to cope with playing badly.