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• n  brick that is laid sideways at the top of a wall
• v  come to terms with
• v  take by theft
• v  take into custody

• The foreign ministers and special delegates from 13 Arab nations who met in steamy Khartoum last week were there to discuss ways and means of coping with their Israeli conquerors.
• DeWall thinks this mental coping response kicks in immediately when confronted with a serious psychological threat.
• On the 25th anniversary of the publication of When Bad Things Happen to Good People, his landmark book on coping with life's tragedies, Rabbi Harold Kushner's new book, .

• header
• cope
• get by
• make out
• make do
• contend
• grapple
• deal
• manage
• hook
• snitch
• thieve
• cop
• knock off
• glom
• collar
• nail
• apprehend
• arrest
• pick up
• nab

News & Articles

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• Why the stock swoon? Look overseas.
  After a booming January through May, US stocks are coping with rising interest rates and concern for overseas markets. Investors should factor heightened market volatility in their decision-making. 
  June 13, 2013 - The Christian Science Monitor
• Autism insurance law leaves some out
  A Texas law aims to save thousands of dollars in annual out of-pocket therapy bills for families with children coping with autism spectrum disorder.
  June 13, 2013 - KXAN 36 Austin
• Demanding, exhilarating 'Next to Normal' at Playhouse
  A rock musical about a family coping with mental illness may sound heavier than heavy metal. But Next to Normal infuses hope and an undercurrent of love into its powerful story about a mother with bi-polar disorder and those around her. The Erie Playhouse production of the Pulitzer Prize winner for drama continues for two more weekends.
  June 12, 2013 - Erie Times-News

Quotes

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• Edward Kennedy in Forbes
  Kennedy said he wants "to strengthen this package to provide unemployment insurance to workers looking for jobs and to help families coping with high heating costs and skyrocketing food prices."
• Jeffrey Wilson in News & Observer (registration)
  The vertebrae are so paper-thin that it is difficult to imagine them coping with the stresses of everyday use - but we know they did it, and they did it well,Jeffrey Wilson, assistant professor at the University of Michigan and an expedition...
• Janet Napolitano in International Herald Tribune
  Napolitano said while immigration issues were a federal matter, she signed the law "because it is now abundantly clear that Congress finds itself incapable of coping with the comprehensive immigration reforms our country needs."