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cope

[kohp] / koʊp /


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Her son Christoph Gretzmacher is worried about how much longer his elderly mother can cope with the extreme conditions of the desert.

From BBC

Despite some species being naturally resilient to wet winters, rescue groups said repeated storms and saturated ground were overwhelming animals' ability to cope.

From BBC

The deceleration was driven largely by a 9.2% plunge in energy prices after the government rolled out subsidies to help households cope with rising living costs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Some also make that claim about laughter, although “Scrubs” proves humor to be more of a coping tool than a cure.

From Salon

I truly believe agility and openness to change—people that can cope with change and adapt quickly—those will be the central skills I want my teenager to have.

From The Wall Street Journal