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“If you believe you have the capacity to cope, you transform stress into a surmountable challenge,” says James Gross, a psychology professor at Stanford University who researches emotion regulation.

So, I would say that, like in Georgia, the slight boundaries around these laws are so easily surmountable, and intentionally so because we have a Legislature that doesn’t want to really prevent anybody from being able to use a gun when and where they want.

And then, if that playoff gap isn’t more surmountable midweek, deal more players by Friday.

And Clifford Barkley, founder of the English learning service English Synopsis observes that "The advent of technologies such as Apple Vision Pro heralds a new era in communication, one where barriers seem increasingly surmountable without traditional language learning."

He adds that he hopes this problem will be surmountable.