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Families with limited resources are ill equipped to cope with high levels of economic and emotional stress . Clinton but I feel his personality is ill equipped to cope with the mean spirited world of the late 20th century . When levels are low , mood may dip , leaving us ill equipped to cope with stress . " Ivory Coast 's mostly illiterate farmers are ill equipped to negotiate with hard-bargaining commodity buyers , " the group concluded in a report in 2000 . A " teacher " who relies on an " interpreter " to translate his or her own lesson should be replaced by a teacher who can do a better job ; why put an FT in front of a class if the students are ill equipped to communicate with him or her without some other party ? Dean discovers that he 's a dad but is ill equipped to communicate with his welcoming daughter Liv ( Gwyneth Paltrow , the director 's daughter ) . Before they could march across the stage to receive their diplomas , they either dropped out , or were pushed out , of public schools ill equipped to cope with such wrenching problems as family dysfunction , domestic violence , poverty , and homelessness .