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deal with
verb
- to take action on
to deal with each problem in turn
- to punish
the headmaster will deal with the culprit
- to be concerned with
the book deals with Dutch art
- to conduct oneself (towards others), esp with regard to fairness
he can be relied on to deal fairly with everyone
- to do business with
the firm deals with many overseas suppliers
Example Sentences
Many of those laid off resent the decision to continue broadcasting, saying Gedmin knew Lake was unwilling to deal with current management, and that he and his colleagues should have stepped down weeks earlier.
O'Sullivan has repeatedly said that he has found things tough in recent years and has previously said he has taken medication to deal with anxiety.
One person, who is a former chief executive at another firm and had to deal with a data breach, told the BBC the advice from his PR adviser was simple.
"They also told people they will deal with issues around immigration."
At worst, these gang members are common criminals, something the United States justice and immigration system deal with every day.
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