How to pronounce “cope” in English

cope.

cope with nineteen I I guess let me ask

cope with the loss of their loved one?

cope with them and how to trying to

cope with what's happening in the system

cope with those very high temperatures,

cope an attitude-- cop an attitude.

cope with old and old new grief in a society that

cope up with the terrain, and all the habitat

Copenhagen is going on that path with CopenPay.

Copernicus had 480 years ago that the

Copenhagen Quantum Mechanics

Copernicus and Galileo discovered, again, that we were wrong.

Copenhagen, climate change conference.

Copernicus was actually

Copernicus' act did,

Copernican insignificance

Copepods are small crustaceans.

Copenhagen, Shanghai,

and cope with aspects of the tide of global change that is engulfing us,

To cope with drought,

or cope with suicide,

to cope with this obviously reveal

To cope with the influx of refugees who are fleeing Somalia,

to cope with a particular environment,

actually cope with a situation like this;

to cope and to integrate into society.

to cope with mounting catastrophic losses

to cope with global challenges --

We cope with this pressure by having brains,

to cope with it, to get over it.

To cope with climate change, we need new ways to generate power.

not cope with. They coped with lots of them.

...to cope with these emotions and to learn to

to cope with the other side of the problem.

actually cope with that and be better fighters?"

called Cope's Rule, I've worked on a fair bit, which is the idea that over time, things tend to

to cope with this. - Yeah.

biosphere cope with the waste that we

to cope with a situation that is

you cope, how you adapt in a minute, but

or cope, even when he wasn't there or was there in your life?

can cope with the difficulties moment by moment as they arise.

to cope with it resiliently.

to cope with those difficult early years.

us cope with the situation a bit better?

to cope or to deal with the issues.

David Cope has one that's called EMI, E-M-I, or something

to cope with ongoing horrific academic pressure.