Dry-cleaners deal with many hazardous chemicals.
How do you deal with stress?
She does not deal with anyone of us.
While it is possible to deal with this, it's still one more thing to deal with during a failure.
Communicate with superior leader and other department in time to deal with sudden accident in production.
They don't want to have to deal with opening and re-closing things because it's difficult to deal with bulk storage in microgravity.
Parents need to teach their children how to recognise and deal with abusers online.
Obama dismissed those who disagreed with him like a professor forced to deal with simple-minded, wayward students.
But could he deal with Congress, and with Nikita Khrushchev at the height of the Cold War?
You will feel like your holidays lasted as long as they needed to last, leaving you refreshed and ready to deal with whatever problems you need to deal with when you return to China.
You can't fight with them! Come with me and find my father! He is the only one who can deal with Chong-Bing and Do-Wu.
Many British officers and men share the military rationing, cigarettes and foreign wine with the local people who deal with them.
But would that provide the basis of a ruling coalition on the centre-left with the clout to cut a deal with the Palestinians?
I only deal with schools.
Bind the deal with a down payment.
A possible deal with Chrysler LLC deal seemed like it might achieve the savings GM needed.
But we've got to deal with them all at once.
I use telephone to deal with clients and seldom meet with them.
Could i leave earlier, i have some business to deal with.
We always have a mask to face different people, the true and sincere heart is wrapped up in us, with the same sentence to deal with many people, or to deal with the same person with a lot of words.
One cold October day, he agreed to do a business deal with a man from out of town. Howard had hesitations about working with this man but decided to go ahead with the deal anyway.
Some people find those easier to deal with than the larger issues, and other people feel just the opposite.
China does not accept Japan's attempts to deal with the issue according to its so-called "domestic laws".
But if your personal issues are affecting your projects' success, you need to either deal with them or get some help with your work.
We often deal with him.
When drinking, it is the heart to deal with, not the stomach to deal with.
With E-mail you only deal with their messages (which usually omit hellos, good-byes and such) and you deal with them on your own time.
We will encounter cross products when we deal with torques and when we deal with angular momentum which is not the easiest part of 801.
Arnold:I don't like to deal with those dumb fitness equipments for hours.
Liberal courses as National literature, history, Sun Yat-sen's Thought etc. just can deal with, while they can't deal with Natural science courses as physics, chemistry, living beings, geography.
Our retinas have specialized cells called rods, which are used for night vision, and cones, which deal with color.
A new fringe-pattern preprocessing based on median spin filter is proposed to deal with the interferogram with high-level noise.
A deal with us means a good deal to you.
How do you deal with the liberals, your people?
When you feel ready to deal with the situation, walk back with a clear head.
Many people prefer to deal with authority figures they are familiar with, rather than a young but pretentious guy.
Thinking and behavior, I fine style of work, treat people with sincerity, can better deal with relationships, with a certain degree of unity and cooperation and coordination capacity.
The France international centre-back has turned down offers of a New Deal from the Lupi and will be free to move at the end of the season if he refuses to pen a fresh deal with the capital side.
How should I deal with your letter?
Every time I deal with affairs with my temper, and later regret for that profoundly.
Will we still have to deal with our bank on chargebacks and refunds?
A shop may have to juggle numerous small orders and revisions and deal with last-minute changes or even cancellations.
To deal with forgery severely
But that's football, you have to deal with that.
Shutting down military bases and ceasing to deal with other nations with threats and violence is not isolationism.
He recalls taking care of some children who were heavy manipulators: "It took a great deal of patience to deal with them, and diplomacy to let their parents know about the behavior."
People educate themselves and deal with change throughout their lives.
Dongzhangwu floodgate project locates on the flabby base, so the stakes with concrete are used to deal with the base.
Let me deal with him.
The next article in this series will show how to deal with these limitations.
I will deal with those later.
The way in which the police deal with crime is not to guard against it beforehand, but to react afterwards.
Although his advertising deal with Mazda was saved, the swimmer didn't have as much luck with Kellogg's. Last week the cereal and snack maker refused to renew Phelps's endorsement deal.
Rather than deal with reality, we deal with hope.
They became obsessed with fitting their cars with gadgets to deal with all kinds of emergency situations that might arise.
With people we love, we often leapfrog the difficult bits and just... deal with it.
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