One reason that may explain why parents find dealing with their child's pain so stressful is the obligation they feel to alleviate the suffering; therefore, it is their insecurity in dealing with the child's pain, rather than the pain itself that is more likely to generate such anxiety and stress in the parents [ 20].
Even firms with more modest horizons may find themselves dealing with regimes that closely control the internet.
AFTER the recent heavy rains caused significant flooding along the East Coast, many homeowners may find themselves dealing with damp, soggy homes and furnishings.
The president may find that dealing with Kenya's newly organised "civil society" is trickier than sacking an antagonistic civil servant.
If a company puts up employees' photographs, it may find itself dealing with a discrimination case if a black face is screened out of a suitable job online (the technology will reveal whose records were considered).
You may find yourself dealing with difficult, demanding bosses and doing manual work besides.
Those of you looking to use the machine in a bright, well-lit room to watch movies and TV shows may find yourselves dealing with reflections on a fairly regular basis, though.
And, because we're not making the Terminator error and giving unfettered control over all military might to a computer program, we'll have to assume that, more plausibly, we may find ourselves dealing with computer control over financial systems, communication infrastructure, and the like.
Plus, the feed itself today mirrors your inbox, which means if you rely on other apps' "priority inbox" views (like that in Gmail or in Microsoft's Outlook mobile app for iOS and Android, for example), you may find yourself dealing with less essential messages first.
