a deal of something old use

And it deals, of course, with three sailors on 24-hour leave who are desperate to get married.

Should there be anything wrong, you dealt with it, glad of the break in the routine.

The show deals with the nurses' lives both in and out of the hospital.

He went to deal with it, of course, as the Continuum instructed.

A: "You have to deal with a lot of pressure from your parents."

You will be dealing with affairs of state - at the very highest level.

"The one we are dealing with, of course," replied his impatient friend.

He was going to have to deal with the children-with both of them.

Perhaps I could deal first of all with the question of the environmental impact assessment study.

If such was the case here you might have two brains to deal with instead of one.