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College life is not for the guy who just wants to deal with himself . Governments should be prepared to deal with us on our terms and for the common good , and not be distracted by peripheral dissenters . And it is inevitable in such a situation , where the former employee has dealt with customers on a personal basis that some of those customers will want to continue to deal with him in < that> new association . If everyone can openly agree that Davis is really behaving like a jerk , they may be better able to support each other in learning to deal with him and not get upset by his antics . The Cold War and the primacy given to German and West European recovery not only put all the issues now being discussed on ice , but it also served as an effective barrier to dealing with them in ways which interacted with one another when it came to the question of the role of business in the National Socialist period . He 's coming to see me personally and I 'm going to deal with him the way I want to deal with him . Most services simply will refuse to deal with you when you decline to give your SSN , whether they understand the law or not . I regret that he growes squeamish , as I fear 'd he wou 'd when I hadde him here nigh 15 Monthes , but am sensible you knowe how to deal with him . At the rate the dialogue is presently going , we wo n't have time to wait for heterosexuals to decide that they are ready to deal with us . This seminar will look at recent research that identifies these kinds of problems and proposes approaches to dealing with them .