But those are the devils we know…keep in mind that we have new ghosts this time around, perhaps even scarier ones to contend with in the coming months.
But while most vaginal yeast infections are related to the Candida type of yeast, there are also other ones to contend with, Quimper said.
When one attempts to write general relativity down in this way, one has to contend with the existence of constraints on the canonical variables that are inherited from the diffeomorphism invariance of the spacetime formulation of the theory.
There are scads of self-help books on how to succeed, but I've never come across a single one on how to contend with not succeeding – which is more the form for practically everybody, right?
No one likes to contend with new constituents — Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts said redistricting was one of his motivations to retire — but Mr. Johnson, 65, was not simply nervous about appealing to new voters.
It's just that, in the end, Anil has more than one ghost to contend with.
No one had to contend with a more obvious sense of fame's inequalities than Shelley in his relations with Byron.
And, regardless of the topic of a book or the race of its author, almost no one wanted to contend with experimental prose.
As a musician, one has to contend with all the music that has come before, and, as a politically conscious young person, with what hasn't changed, what needs to change, and what may never change.
By John Donohue March 4, 2015 As a musician, one has to contend with all the music that has come before, and, as a politically conscious young person, with what hasn't changed, what needs to change, and what may never change.
