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• deal with (a problem, task, etc) • take or have sth as a subject; discuss concern oneself or itself with take action in regard to someone or sth ) • attend to a problem, task, etc • to attack : to begin to deal with sth vigorously ● make an attempt to attack (the government is making to attempt to attack unemployment( ● enter into the question of • treat of <[parliament is] a solemn conference of all the estates of the kingdom, summoned together by the authority of the Crown, to treat of the weighty affairs of the realm – JBS> • take cognizance of <[an alderman was] an officer who formerly presided with the bishop in the schyregemote, taking cognizance of civil questions while the latter attended to disputes of a spiritual nature – JBS> <[letters of request are] letters whereby a bishop, within whose jurisdiction an ecclesiastical cause has arisen, and who is desirous to waive such jurisdiction, requests the dean or Arches to take cognizance of the matter. The acceptance of such letters on the part of the dean of Arches is not optional – JBS> • entertain ● tackle (tackle a problem head-on (ie in a bold and vigorous way) (the government is determined to tackle inflation( (I think I’ll tackle the decorating next week( ● carry on : conduct; transact; pursue O: business, occupation (carry on shady business through the small ad-columns of respectable newspapers – Oxford Dictionary of Current Idiomatic English( ● address : 1. to direct the efforts or attention of (oneself) (will address himself to the problem( 2. to deal with : treat (intrigued by the chance to address important issues — I. L. Horowitz, W3( (the judge decided the case by equity because the statute did not fully address the issue – B(
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