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Meanings of cope better in English

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Usage of cope better in English
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Unilever's wider geographic spread and tighter cost control also helped it cope better.
Reuters
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We've experienced it now and we should cope better with it.
Radio NZ
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Can they cope better with the pressure of the moment?
The Guardian
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Research shows that it helps you cope better with pain.
The Power of Giving
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It's these strong feelings for our past that helps us cope better with our future.
BBC
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She has been very challenging to manage and some days I cope better than others.
The Irish Times
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The insect's physiology has changed, allowing it to cope better in a warmer urban environment.
The Irish Times
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I cope better with setbacks, I have more chill.
The Guardian
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New research finds Irish children facing parental break-up cope better than their US or UK counterparts.
The Irish Times
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Our engineers are working on new design systems that will hope us cope better with flooding.
The South African
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Strong social support helps people cope better with their illness and can even speed up recovery.
The Irish Times
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Good relationships will help you cope better with the demands of university and life in general.
The South African
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And thanks to its own nature, Ombey should definitely be able to cope better than Lalonde.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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Or, perhaps older men have just learned to cope better with fluctuations in their functioning, they note.
Reuters
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Help us cope better in the air?
The Irish Times
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Can you cope better with sibling rivalry?
The Guardian
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