| Despite medical certificates requesting other duties, disabled workers were put on compo or forced to grin and bear it. |
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| So you just grin and bear it and somehow muddle your way through, always focusing on your kid's desire to have a good day with the other parent. |
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| These things happen, though, especially at times when the house market is moving very rapidly, and you're best advised to grin and bear it. |
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| Postponements are all part of the game and all you can do is grin and bear it, said Molyneaux. |
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| There was no way of ducking the cameras, we had to grin and bear it. |
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| Yet, the government is applauding itself and saying we will get through all of this, that we should just grin and bear it. |
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| I've just got to grin and bear it and see what happens in the summer. |
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| Dov went about his usual business, determined to grin and bear it, and I experienced a combination of emotions heavily laden with guilt. |
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| Actually, the novelty has long worn off and, like most of us hapless e-mailers, I too have to grin and bear it when I find my mailboxes clogged with junk mails. |
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| I told her I had it for years and although it had gotten much worse with pregnancy there was nothing to do but grin and bear it. |
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| It is Charles's job to appear in front of the cameras, grin and bear it and answer sometimes unbearably inane questions with whatever panache he can muster. |
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| Your cheapest option will always be to grin and bear it in coach, but if your goal is value, a free or cheap upper-class seat will make your flight that much more enjoyable. |
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| They just have to wince, then grin and bear it. |
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| Skippered by Fred Le Peutrec the crew are just having to grin and bear it as they're being forced to ease off the pace considerably in order to let a depression roll over the top of them. |
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| I was just a bag of walking bones, but grin and bear it, I did. |
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| They made me work the Saturday of our wedding anniversary. What could I say? I just had to grin and bear it. |
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| The transition is a keen one, I assure you, from a schoolmaster to a sailor, and requires a strong decoction of Seneca and the Stoics to enable you to grin and bear it. |
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