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Yahoo said its searches showed people trying to cope in tough times. Google said they were even eating differently.

American workers need more to help them cope in a globalizing economy.

It will ensure that they are able to cope in an Information Technology Age.

Children learn to cope in an authoritarian regime or develop essential skills to sustain a democracy.

Games developers are not interested in a new layer of complexity with which they must cope in order to build their systems.

Students need help with skills to regulate their emotional responses and cope in healthy ways with threatening environments.

'I still don't know why my children are causing problems, ' the duchess complained to Spanish radio station La Cope in February.

A larger share could cope in business-process outsourcing (call centres and the like).

So how will the world cope in the next four decades?

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We simply learn how to cope in a different way. On a whole new level.

And specifically, how did you cope in the January Wellness Challenge?

And if that's what it's like for rich folk, imagine how poor black people cope in the townships and shanty-towns.

Needless to say, I did cope in the end.

If you try to force people to cope in ways that don't fit their nature, it can do harm.

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