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1. It was his dream that he would marry and have children … and Dan is a man to make his dreams reality … I think he had some crackbrained idea that he could have the wife and family along with my friendship as well … I daresay he thought I would come to terms with Joanna … after all, she was a friend of mine … it made some sort of sense

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2. Whilst wielding the loo brush and scrubbing at decades of limescale, I’d decided that I shall deal with this … this setback … come to terms with it and then I will call her

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3. Despite the fact Kara knew he was anxious to return to his new wife in Banswell, Berndt insisted on staying at Abery, dogging her every footstep as she battled to come to terms with the fact of JJ’s presence in the house

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4. We’d never been particularly close, mother and I, she’d been too withdrawn within herself … from my adult perspective, I can now see that she had never come to terms with the truth about my father

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5. As I pull together all the garments scattered round the room and pack them in the bags, I try to come to terms with the concept that I would rather like my dream (as it is probably safer to call it) to be reality

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6. frequent absences and had come to terms with the

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7. Over the past few years, I’ve more or less come to terms with the fact that it’s not going to happen

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8. He has just transferred from uniform to plain clothes and finds the hard edges of the job difficult to come to terms with

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9. come to terms with the absence of magic

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10. and tried to come to terms with what had happened

11. asked Jean, still trying to come to terms with the fact that

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12. before I could come to terms with this revelation, and it is

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13. ‘Give me a few minutes so that I can come to terms with the concept of infinity

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14. he realised that she’d have to be left to come to terms

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15. and they were all struggling to come to terms with what

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16. Eventually he would come to terms with the loss and move on

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17. You need to come to terms with aspects of your subconscious

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18. You have come to terms about who you are

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19. Zarko could see the turmoil in Azubah’s eyes as she battled to come to terms with the realisation that her niece was about to do something against their customs and traditions

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20. They might as well try to come to terms with it and accept the inevitable – they were getting a pagan as part of the family!

21. To give her time to come to terms with her feelings

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22. In the retelling of the story he had exposed his old anxieties once more, and it left him with raw feelings of the same old doubts about his capacity to come to terms with it

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23. ‘Please, Rachel, you need to understand Milo hasn't been able to come to terms with the past

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24. I'm willing to come to terms with you, and

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25. As Soffen followed Brock's broad back, she deliberately trod in his footsteps, trying to come to terms with the feelings that were welling up inside her

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26. He still had to come to terms with the local style of fashion though

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27. Nevertheless, it gives considered pause to the notion that tragedy burns its candles at both ends, directing its prominent characters toward some fated center that must inevitably come to terms; the 104

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28. The unexpected thought distressed Darkburst and he quickly pushed it from his mind, laying quietly, eyes unfocussed, trying to come to terms with what had happened to him

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29. Despair, properly understood, helps an individual overcome self-defeating attitudes by placing that individual on the road to spiritual recovery where at some uncertain crossroad that individual must (inevitably) come to terms with his or her undiscovered or inner-self, uniting the Material with the Spiritual, however apart

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30. Mandy’s death had led to a roller-coaster emotional ride that he was only just now beginning to come to terms with

31. For a few minutes, she leaned on the cold wall, trying to come to terms with everything

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32. She also had to come to terms with her mother’s death following a failed hijack of a coach in Jerusalem

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33. Perhaps it was simply himself, still trying to come to terms with his new identity as a believer; not an avaricious atavist, not a cold-blooded killer, not a man seeking to empower himself with unsurpassed might and hidden knowledge whatever the cost

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34. It"s taken me most of my life to come to terms with it

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35. “It took me a long time to come to terms with the death of my

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36. Also, he probably needed time to come to terms with you being gay after all those years

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37. Most have come to terms with the harsh reality

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38. me years to come to terms with this, and the more I

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39. prayer, over time, you learn to come to terms with it

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40. come to terms with the mind and its delusions

41. come to terms with how you feel about Parker

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42. I’m sorry that our kids had to come to terms with the fact that their Daddy is never coming back

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43. His face was tense and Jesse stayed quiet, giving him time to come to terms with whatever he had just heard

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44. formalities, and start to come to terms with a world that has become rather empty

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45. because I have already come to terms with it and know they are

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46. It was the day after she’d returned from her unexpected adventure in Lammas and she was still trying to come to terms with Simon’s death and strange rebirth

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47. Still the jaggedness within leapt up in a flare of black and red, and she had to take several deep breaths to come to terms with the strange and rising sense of triumph

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48. His parents should never have come on this disastrous journey in the first place! It was very difficult for him, to come to terms with the loss of his mother but for the moment he had no time to dwell on the circumstances of her death - and the shock would only set in later

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49. If you can share that with another, come to terms with it even, then there is hope that we might survive this

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50. Brent was trying to come to terms with everything as they

51. even now is that you come to terms with me and the situation

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52. She wil come to terms with

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53. He would come to terms with this assault on his self-worth—make a go of the stupid job somehow, last as long as he could until something better came along or he moved on

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54. I had come to terms with what the twins and Grace had done, and was looking forward

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55. My book was about ready to go to the editors, but my mind was still trying to come to terms with Lovern’s sacrifice

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56. They agreed to come to terms by phone ―off the record‖ so that lawyers do not have to travel from Austin, Houston and San Francisco

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57. How could he come to terms with the fact of

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58. Things may be difficult and painful to come to terms with, the best approach to take is to remember it’s out with the old and in with the new

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59. She found it very hard to contemplate or come to terms with this

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60. Each of them was trying to come to terms with what was happening

61. He slept contented but she was still awake in the early hours trying to come to terms with it all

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62. soul searching to watch a gay man come to terms with his own fears in this form of acceptance of them

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63. Did Olivera actually lock every window so his children would die? What kind of monster would do that? He body trembled and the tears of grief fell as his mind tried to come to terms with his poor, poor children trying to open the locked windows as the fire ravaged through his house

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64. This is something you must come to terms with

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65. You must have come to terms with it

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66. “I have to come to terms with this and with Beck

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67. So what is the concern we need to come to terms with? It is our doing that is the problem

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68. learn to come to terms with them by actually looking

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69. difficult to come to terms with without losing self-

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70. to come to terms with what had happened

71. It had taken Carol weeks to come to terms with the damage that the drug had done to her brain

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72. In some ways, she still had not come to terms with it at all

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73. “So, Carol was the one who helped her come to terms with her addiction?" Sandra prodded

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74. I need to understand and come to terms

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75. Something which was very difficult for me to come to terms with at first

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76. After saying all this William bowed his head, he didn't want Annie to see that what he was now telling her had made him ashamed of being so selfish, when there had been others who undoubtedly had been in similar situations and had been able to come to terms and to deal with them

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77. I will say that it did take me a long very long time to come to terms with and sometimes when I think of Robert, my late husband, I now realise that I must have put him through hell with my constant changes in moods

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78. It’s almost too much for me to come to terms with

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79. It was about three years ago that I found out who my real parents were and it took me a very long time to come to terms with the new knowledge

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80. If they are uncomfortable with some aspect of their body or mind, this is for that soul to come to terms with, learn with, use as a tool, experience, and learn not to judge just as they wish to experience this lifetime without judgment and hatred towards them

81. As I started to come to terms with my OCD, I looked back over my life

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82. In addition to forgiving myself, I had to come to terms with something else

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83. could find on OCD so that I could come to terms with myself and understand

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84. and I have come to terms with, and now we are so much more happy in our

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85. Usually after dehydrating in the sun for hours, the mind could do all kinds of things to try and come to terms with its inevitable situation

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86. so that he could come to terms with his situation

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87. Hardly had the nation come to terms with the repercussions of that tragedy when the news arrived that the world had once again fallen; drifted, or been pushed into a state of War

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88. it took so long for him to come to terms with who and what he is

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89. Once you come to terms with your - inadequacies - your shortcomings - we'll be in a position to rectify it

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90. Democrat – to really come to terms with the reality of fifty million Muslims in America a scant

91. “It’s just going to take her time to come to terms with that

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92. alcohol has proven to be the hardest to come to terms with

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93. ‘warriors’, we had come to terms with killing the enemies of, not only our people, but the

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94. • Come to terms with your sponsor on a set of realistic goals, and

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95. We have brought you here to come to terms with who you are, the relationship to your world and to process your underserving energies

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96. He considered German mastery of the continent to be central to world domination and expected the "nation of shopkeepers" to be sensible and come to terms

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97. An irate Hitler retaliated; Britain, despite her hopeless situation, and still showing no willingness to come to terms, would be invaded and subjugated

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98. This is what should be attempted to come to terms with, because few issues have remained as disputed as the contribution area bombing made to the Allied victory

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99. So who was this enigmatic 20th century dictator and what was his role, particularly in the Second World War? In an attempt to come to terms with this it should be understood that from the beginning Mussolini, considered himself to be a self-styled modern day Caesar who in 1940 became dazzled with the prospect of quick and easy victories

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100. After much argument at Casablanca, the Americans admitted, grudgingly, that a cross-channel operation could not be staged in 1943, and fearing that the Russians might come to terms with Hitler, as they had in 1939, agreed to the invasion of Sicily