Correct
Deal with
Deal with verb - To behave toward in a stated way.
Both terms in one sentence
- Heather has to deal with Aiden's frustrating ambiguity, while Angela has to correct other people's perceptions of her and her close friend Justin.
Source: Webcomic / Punch an' Pie - Failing to deal with Yeamon, Honoric and Manse in the correct order means you can end up facing Honoric and Yeamon together with predictable results.
Source: Literature / Way of the Tiger -
It's unclear whether you survived, or whether it was the correct way to deal with the Mind Control.
Source: Videogame / INSIDE
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