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cope

[kohp] / koʊp /


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Businesses have trimmed production to cope with softer sales and less customer demand triggered by the tariffs.

From MarketWatch

"Up until now, I've been coping and managing my symptoms. I finally feel that I'm actually living my life."

From BBC

Thanks to the added threat of climate change-related weather the trust is continuing its fundraising to help it cope with the demands of extreme conditions.

From BBC

Network Rail say they are aware of climate change-related hazards - and they are moving money around to cope with it.

From BBC

The European Commission, the bloc’s executive branch, recently announced a €600 million temporary fund to help domestic businesses cope with a new carbon border tax that will take effect in January.

From The Wall Street Journal