We might still cope, if – and I accept these are two huge ifs – Labour can win the next election and commit itself to a significant redistribution of wealth and power rather than the tricks and gimmicks that characterised its last period in office.
Nontraditional filmmakers still cope with traditional means of distribution: the theater run, home video, cable, satellite and broadcast television.
Thailand must still cope with the 100,000 or so refugees and about half a million illegal workers who have crossed into the country from Myanmar.
They still cope and look after their families and keep on working and living, and it's not because they're different, less sensitive, not at all.
Certainly the emphasis of the show will be on its younger characters, who may drive better cars than most teenagers but still cope with the usual troubles, from peer pressure to romantic rejection.
Like their counterparts in other countries, however, gay people in China still cope with many personal and professional challenges.
Most beekeepers still cope with the remaining viability, but it appears that the current resilience level does not allow for further harmful impacts.
With club team-mate Bongani Khumalo already absent with injury, Mosimane now looks like being without one of his most experienced players but he believes the squad can still cope with the challenge.
In contrast, the GOP must still cope with the President George W. Bush's legacy of economic disaster.
I mean at this point I can still cope with it.
