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cope

[kohp] / koʊp /


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It was suspected that he had picked up an infection which his young lungs could not cope with.

From BBC

Former Gunners defender Martin Keown, a three-time Premier League winner, thinks how Arsenal, runners-up in each of the past three seasons, cope with the pressure will define their campaign.

From BBC

While the warm water clearly helps them cope with winter cold, researchers at Kyoto University found that these baths do more than provide heat.

From Science Daily

It is currently suffering from larger retailers pulling back on advertising spending to protect their margins while they cope with tariffs.

From The Wall Street Journal

As Gershon recalled, it was 1994, and an astrologer had predicted her major breakout role would arrive in October that year, testing the young actor and her ability to cope with notoriety.

From Los Angeles Times