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tackle

[tak-uhl, tey-kuhl] / ˈtæk əl, ˈteɪ kəl /






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So when I think about people doing activities where their attention isn’t just on interview mode, it’s like, “Oh, we’re tackling something together,” it really decreases that self-promotion instinct, which is usually misguided.

From Los Angeles Times

Multiple videos submitted by the plaintiffs counter these claims, showing Venegas far from any other “subjects” and tackled quickly.

From Salon

The Scottish government wants the country's 14 health board to work closer together in the coming years to tackle longstanding problems like waiting times and treatment delays.

From BBC

Both packages include provisions broadly meant to ease housing costs through reformed regulation, though the ways both bills tackle those issues vary, according to an analysis External link by the Bipartisan Policy Center.

From Barron's

Two women in the room said Sir Keir had agreed to consider the proposal, as well as making tackling misogyny one of his government's missions.

From BBC