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Meanings of deal with bullying in English

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Usage of deal with bullying in English
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Teach your child how to deal with bullying in an appropriate way.
The South African
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But how can parents deal with bullying claims without making the problem worse?
The Irish Times
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Eduction.com now has a series of articles with tips to help parents deal with bullying.
Wired
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Athletes have adopted different ways to deal with bullying.
Reuters
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It's a different way to deal with bullying, and I'm proud to be part of this project.
Ebony
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A plan to deal with bullying is to be published by Minister for Education Ruairí Quinn tomorrow.
The Irish Times
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This makes it so important to have ways to deal with bullying if it comes up for your child.
Wired
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Disciplinary and grievance procedures were not the best way to deal with bullying at work, a conference was told yesterday.
The Irish Times
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Parent Alice Collard said her son's former school had failed to deal with bullying and nobody held schools to account.
Radio NZ
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It's much more difficult to deal with bullying on your own; and bullies rely on your silence to protect them.
BBC
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The workers are protesting an alleged failure by the company to deal with bullying and harassment concerns at the store.
The Irish Times
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All managers would be thoroughly trained to deal with conflict, and clear processes would be set up to deal with bullying and harassment.
Radio NZ
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The Oireachtas is to set up a helpline for employees and political party staff to deal with bullying or sexual harassment in Leinster House.
The Irish Times
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Kids are dealing with bullying, divorce, domestic violence with rising levels of depression and anxiety.
Radio NZ
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From there it's grown to help young people dealing with bullying, troubles at home… Audio, Gallery
Radio NZ
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From there it's grown to help young people dealing with bullying, troubles at home, and learning difficulties.
Radio NZ
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