Deal with
Deal with verb - To behave toward in a stated way.
Both terms in one sentence
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In a sense, it can be directed to himself (to leave the acoustic performer self behind), in order to no longer deal with what the folk and political communities think, say or do.
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Naturally, the vampire protagonist has to deal with the loner who prefers to think of humans as food instead of a symbiotic partner species.
Source: Friendly Neighborhood Vampire -
But very few things deal with 'Now were together,' [like with Korra and Mako]... I think those are kind of interesting things for us to deal with.
Source: They Do
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