Deal with
Deal with verb - To behave toward in a stated way.
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Sonny in A Bronx Tale is the only one to willing to work and deal with black people for profit, while the more racist mobsters want nothing to do with them.
- Tetsuya, though, is a Deconstruction: his hot-bloodness is due to inner tensions and feelings of inadequacy and lack of self-esteem -due to childhood trauma- that make him being hot-tempered, impatient, hard-headed, arrogant, reckless and very hard to deal with and work with.
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They explicitly lampshade this license, explaining that the game mechanics work this way because they don't want to deal with multiprismatic armor (like they did in 1st edition).
Source: Artistic License Physics
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