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And this non-point source pollution is a challenge to deal with because it doesn’t just enter the bay through one pipe.

That's how we deal with heat seekers, chaps.

A scourer named Amy Chaplin says, and I’m just paraphrasing here, that Realism is a way to understand and deal with social change, which makes a lot of sense I think. 

Commercial accounting became more complex when firms had to deal with shareholders, manufacturers, customers, branch offices, employees, and competing firms.

So later on in life, there are fewer and fewer of these naive T-cells left to deal with any new disease- causing organisms that might attack, which means less immunity, and the animal or person is more likely to get sick.

If the work was to be placed in a church, then obviously, it'd have a religious theme, whereas, if it was for someone's home, then it could deal with a different subject matter.

And that wraps up our discussion of how the retail sector, uh, ways in which retail managers deal with customer complaints.  

You see, to deal with a wide variety of commissions they received, orders basically, for specific types of art, specific projects, to handle these, master artists often employed assistants as apprentices.

Now, it’s worth noting that people who designed homes at that time probably had to deal with a certain amount of discouragement.

So during the years with fewer acorns, the white-footed mice have to deal with a smaller food supply.

Play allows a young animal to explore its environment and practice skill in comparative safety since the surrounding adults generally do not expect the young to deal with threats or predators.

Let me guess, you have to take a science course and you don’t want to have to deal with biology, chemistry or physics.

Few of the cultural traditions and rules that today allow us to deal with dense populations existed for these people accustomed to household autonomy and the ability to move around the landscape almost at will.

Ok, so we have been talking about theories that deal with the effects of human activity on the climate.

How did those dense southern Maya populations deal with the resulting water problem?

But the language of everyday life was evolving in Europe and at a certain point in the middle ages, it was really only aristocrats,merchants, and clergy who can deal with Latin.

Several current studies are looking at these effects and I really do hope we can find a way to deal with this issue before these ecosystems are adversely affected. Ok?

Structures can be analyzed in terms of how they deal with downward forces created by gravity.

He was involved in shady business deals.

They did better out of the deal than we did.

The two sides tried and failed to come to a deal.

Japan will have to do a deal with America on rice imports.

You're not going to get out of here unless we make a deal.

Why don't I pay for the drinks and the taxi, and you pay for the meal?—It's a deal!

Whose deal is it?

It's your deal.

Some working-class voters think they would get a better deal under a Conservative government.

The people of Liverpool have had a bad deal for many, many years.

Nationalists think Ireland has been getting a raw deal under the treaty.

The students were getting a rough deal from the university.

Consumers rarely get a fair deal.

He once dealt cards in an illegal gambling joint.

Why do you keep on dealing me these terrible hands?

He dealt them each six cards.

I certainly don't deal drugs.

It's your turn to deal.

The Yardies were dealing, bringing in more users, who committed more crime.