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Tackle

/ˈtækəl/
To make determined efforts to deal with a task or problem or to try to stop an opposing player in a game, especially by taking them to the ground.

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Examples:

Before she tackled the stairs she knocked at Neely's door.

"Well, are you going to tackle it?"

Normally, consultants tackle a variety of issues for their clients.

Etymology:

etymology
The word tackle originated from the Old English "tæclian", developing from Middle Dutch "takel", which originally referred to gear. Its modern meaning emerged in the late 19th century.

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