come to grips

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• Yet, it is necessary to outlive the inhuman experience of this attempt at genocide with the collaboration and connivance of the state and come to grips with its implications for the future of the Republic.
• Anyone wishing to understand Japan must sooner or later come to grips with the astounding megalopolis that is modern Tokyo.
• Once you've come to grips with the control, it does feel like true analogue movement on a portable system, but there are often occasions when you'll just wish for an actual analogue nub.
• I was never politicized before that, but I had to come to grips with this latent fascism, otherwise I couldn't have unfolded as an artist at all.
• But we haven't witnessed a big asteroid impact, so this is a type of neo-catastrophism, and it took about 20 years for the scientific establishment to finally come to grips: yes, we were hit; and yes, the effects of that hit caused a major mass extinction. Peter Ward on mass extinctions
• However, it is possible to come to grips with the key factors to facilitate meaningful negotiation.
• But surely Mademoiselle Colin had not had time yet to come to grips even with the preliminaries. MOONDROP TO MURDER
• How do we come to grips with our profound ability to shape and reshape the world and the human condition?
• However, it is possible to come to grips with the key factors to facilitate meaningful negotiation.
• If investors decide that we're a banana republic whose politicians can't or won't come to grips with long-term problems, they will indeed stop buying our debt.