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cope with

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cope with someone or something
to endure someone or something; to manage to deal with someone or something. I don't think I can cope with any more trouble. I can't cope with your being late for work anymore.


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But what mortal can cope with a creature of his dream?
She's got the making of 'most anything in her, Rebecca has; but I feel sometimes as if we were not fitted to cope with her.
To cope with winds and waves, railroad trains, and bar-rooms, one must use judgment.
 
 
 
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