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Discover LudwigThe phrase "cope this" is not considered standard or grammatically correct in written English.
It is often used colloquially in spoken language, but should be avoided in formal or written communication. Example: Incorrect: "I can't believe how difficult this assignment is. Cope this!" Correct: "I'm struggling with this assignment. Can you give me some advice?".
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"Do you think she'll cope?" This irritated me.
I can't continue to cope this way: there was nothing wrong with the old system.
We propose a method of ultra-fast X-ray imaging to cope this lack.
If the court is "barely able to cope" this has implications not only for its staffing arrangements.
On the other hand, if they want to rescue the banks, do regulators have the resources to cope?This is a dilemma that will spread worldwide.
In an effort to cope this problem, this paper proposes the development of a new-type viscoelastic damper using the magnetorheological (MR) effect to compensate for the thermal softening effect of viscoelastic material.
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NHS 111 says it's proud of the way it's coped this winter despite criticism.
Also, if you are a member of NHS staff, how are you coping this winter?
Volunteers have told the Observer they are concerned about how their communities will cope this winter.
With mango stocks in Britain already running low, retailers and customers are wondering how they will cope this summer.
The United States economy managed to cope this year despite triple-digit prices for barrels of oil.
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