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To be able to deal with complaints;
I don't know if I'm going to be able to deal with this.
Going to  have to be able to deal with minus whatever the temperatures will be  out there.
We are  sure you are  going to be  able to deal with it.
We have to  be able to deal with everything.
This builds self-trust by relying on yourself to be able to deal with whatever happens….
What we're not going to be able to deal with is the massive decline in populations of animals.
Of course the first thing I thought of was how I was  going to be able to deal with this?
You have got to be able to deal with objections.
The entrepreneurs should be  as cautious with their cash as possible in order to be able to deal with any challenge that arises.
You will also need to be able to deal with challenging behaviour.
Develop you as a reflective practitioner who has the intellectual andpersonal adaptability to be able to deal with organisational change and ambiguity.
It trains your brain to be able to deal with the madness of each day.
To be able to deal with our mind and negative emotions is an art: the Art of Living.
For this, one should collect as much information as possible about one's illness in order to be able to deal with it.
What do I need to  do to be able to deal with them?
You have to  be able to deal with the dullness of driving, and cope with working away from home.
Don't make films if you're not going to be able to deal with things like that.
You work hard all day and to be able to deal with all that stress, you take short breaks to  check your Facebook account.
In early February, Macedonia declared an energy crisis to be able to deal with consumption needs.
The conscious need for sustainable policies in order to be able to deal with challenges such as climate change, loss of biodiversity, increasing environmental pollution and the impending exhaustion of our natural resources is  strongly supported today.
Japan grain merchants employed exactly the same methods to be able to deal with the century atmosphere.
We need Russia if we are  to be able to deal with the global challenges effectively.
We are  not talking about the specific funds that are  paid out, but rather a ceiling, andbelow this ceiling there must be  scope for us to be able to deal with new challenges.
If he wants to  wear a badge,he has to  be able to deal with things like this.
Looking at efficiencies and optimization towards a much more flexible, a much more adaptive approach, where we recognize that redundancy, both in social and environmental systems,is  key to be able to deal with a turbulent era of global change.
He is  highly intelligent and seems to be able to deal with any situation- no matter how difficult.
Follow the tutorial perfected in EBES, given the teaching expertise of our tutors,he causes the student to be able to deal with the resolution of practical cases.
We are  certain that these measures will help us to be able to deal with the legitimate concerns, expectations and demands of European citizens.