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cope

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"While this resilience underscores the ability of Chinese exporters to cope with US tariffs, the latest re-escalation in tensions with the US still poses some downside risks," wrote Zichun Huang, China Economist at Capital Economics.

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“While this resilience underscores the ability of Chinese exporters to cope with U.S. tariffs, the latest re-escalation in tensions with the U.S. still poses some downside risks,” said Zichun Huang, economist at Capital Economics.

She died in February 2017, less than 24 hours after being detained in a mental health unit, after struggling to cope with the miscarriage of justice.

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"At one point I drowned in suicidal ideation. It was despair. So I don't know that I coped. But I survived."

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The NHS recommends people who think they might have SAD and are struggling to cope see their GP.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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