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He said it had also previously disclosed that it expected to face another tax liability of about $900 million for 2004 to 2009.

Outside analysts have little to go on since the North Korean elite have never been seen to face such a test.

He would never be able to face his social equals, and lurid tales of her would be told at local clubs.

This was a topic from which he always sheered away, as though unwilling to face the embarrassment it caused.

And you coming back to me is against the odds, and that's what I've got to face.

You know what? I probably would not go home if I need to go the ticket from a travel agency face-to-face.

From Adam and Eve Toushijinguo beginning to face the desire to love and hate the vortex, the human is always a loss.

Enclosed my resume , and I will be appreciate if I can get a chance to talk with you face to face .

She had to face up to the fact that she would never walk again.

I have to face the evil reality and I happy working gap between how much?

Just my luck! I've got to face up to the reigning champion in the first round of the golf tournament.

She had to face up to the fact that she could not work anymore.

A strong sense of professionalism and responsibility to make any team I have been able to face difficulties and challenges.

But he had seen no one search that roof; if he ran he might come face to face with someone coming up out of another trapdoor.

He acknowledges, however, that face-to-face meetings are still valuable; the company meets as a whole three times a year.

We need those items urgently. I thought if I met with you face-to-face, it would expedite the process.

I am in good shape. There is still a way to go before I can be on top form, but I already feel ready to face any opponent.

Make it a personal objective to attend face-to-face meetings less often. . . why not start today!

They circle each other face to face as though joined by an invisible bar, a diminutive couple waltzing in a candlelit ballroom.

Once the skies clear, passengers trying to rebook -- from the United States in particular -- are likely to face long delays.

The face of the birth of life, intelligence is normal or not as good as Sam Sam the courage to face his wife, Sam Youji lesson in that.

Thank you for your busy schedule can find time to be able to give me a chance to communicate with you face to face!

Susan lost her legs in a car accident. for a time she didn't know how to face up to the fact that she never walk again.

But the lucky ones that do get to the chasm today are going to face a big problem that did not exist just a few years ago.

It should be the realistic way for Can Xue to become more mature to face up to the present literature circle with a more generous attitude.

It would be irresponsible of you to run away from difficulties. You ought to face up to them boldly.

Intelligent as she, I'm afraid it will not be long before insight into the truth - who would be willing to face the bloody truth?

Without geography, our young people are not ready to face the challenges of the increasingly interconnected and competitive world.

If it were possible, I would prefer to be there with you at this moment, to sit with you and talk, face to face and heart to heart.

The name stirred something inside me, something that began to claw its way toward the surface, something I knew I didn't want to face.

She did not face to face I was complaining about her professional, as well as her future.

To his brothers during the war, he was their astute and fearless leader, ready to face death without a moment's notice.

But he added: "If the United States is not ready to sit down face-to-face with us for talks, we cannot but go on our own way. "

We had a meeting and talked the matter over face to face for fear that there should be any misunderstanding.

There you were, face to face with someone whose views and belief system should have been opposed to all that you and I stand for.

He had to face up to the fact that his family disapproved of his wife.

Has been very impressive the last happy with you face-to-face, would also like to thank you for giving me a lot of encouragement.

A translator is often fairly disconnected from your project and domain and you might never meet them face-to-face.

The elephant turned to face the man and, with a rather curious look on its face, stared at him for several tense moments.

Founders that are either too stubborn to see reason or different points of view, or too scared to face the truth are not going to impress.

Forget the constitution and all that guff about a shining city on the hill; the founding fathers did not have to face Islamist jihadis.

The next day, Mr. Pliner puts a new coat of polish on his boots to spiff them up, and they're ready to face the elements again.

Steerability: The ability to steer a parachute away from an obstacle, or to face oneself into the wind, would be an evident advantage.

He is just more like an ostrich hiding his head in the sand than to face up with the problems and tackle them head-on.

In a trading statement last week, RPC said it was optimistic about future sales potential, although it continued to face rising input costs.

It is always wiser and safer to face up to reality, however painful it may be at the moment.

But Mr Obama is certain to face the charge, over the next few weeks, that he is all hat and no cattle.

They do not like the French people did like idle fantasy, as the British did not say posture to face.

We did not speak by phone or meet one another face to face until nearly a year after we began working together.

Scale back your expectations just a bit so you won't have to face unnecessary disappointment.

All this uncertainty is adding up to an environment where the euro is expected to face continued downward pressure.

Now, it is up to you to face the malefic forces of Illidan and his minions in hopes of freeing Outland from chaos and tyranny.

There in a dream, I can at least come face to face with you. I can be happy, I can smile naive smiles, I can chatter away freely.

A rich gentleman taking a walk over his estate before breakfast came face to face with a poor man whom he did not know.

I began to open to face reality, no longer looks as their peers in the status and dignity to look at all the symbol.

When you are confident in yourself and what you are trying to offer, you will be able to face rejection easily.

Two years later, I came back to England and began to face up to my condition, resuming the injections.

I told him what I thought of his decision face to face and there is not a lot more to say about that.

"The only threat the UWSA is not prepared to face is major airstrikes by the Burma Army, " Soe Than was quoted in the cable.

It will also demonstrate how much more difficult it is to speak a second language on the phone as opposed to face to face.

I had to face the fact that years of gaming had not made me smarter and button mashing had not improved my reflexes!

They had to face grave internal difficulties and many riddles to which they did not know the answer.

You want to have the community coming together face-to-face in an active, thriving social space. And the automobile tends to deaden that.

The only positive thing about its latest announcement is that it shows the firm is at last beginning to face reality.

Once I understood, I began brushing up on my history. I learned that this was a challenge I would have to face daily in my life.

He had by no means realised the gravity and the complication of the difficulties which he would have to face.

the fine lines of your eyes so that I could not bear to face up to its smooth face As it is with you in exchange for the beauty.

'No complaints, we're in ideal condition' The only thing I can say is we are in an ideal condition to face them, " said the Frenchman. "

Comparison of academic achievement is all the teachers and leaders need to face and solve a real problem.

Even if it can produce a distinctly different product, however, Ask is about to face one of its biggest challenges.

In doing so it will have to face up to long-neglected problems, if this is to lead to a true recovery, not just a brief reprieve.

However, when you come face to face with him, the goalmouth seems to shrink to a tiny size.

But she said she had to face all these and try to be strong to pursed her dream.

Face to face with my students, only one resource is at my immediate command: my identity, my selfhood, my sense of the "I" who teaches.

Past a certain day and you will no longer have my life, when the firm was unlikely to face this moment of my time, I do not know what I?

I have never been expecting a face-to-face talk with you. I guess I would be too excited to fall asleep for a whole week.

We do not want to face these things, we do not want to face the fact that you and I are responsible for wars.

Academia is not the only field to be plagued by plagiarism, nor the only one reluctant to face up to it.

Banks still have to face the question of the balance sheet, and you want to apply for a loan companies to seriously review.

Tough can be an alcoholic ready to face rehab or an athlete living in a wheelchair.

I reasoned with the man's desire to say to her, give her to explain this thing how noble, let us all to the normal state of mind to face.

For a time, she didn't know how to face up to the fact that she would never (be able to) walk again.

It was the only way I could think of to get them to face me in person and listen to what I had to say.

The failure of the world to face up to its rebalancing imperatives of a decade ago only makes the challenges all the more urgent today.

As he took a step backward, the magician turned to face him, fixing him with a pair of unsettlingly deep brown eyes.

"Solar trees" are beginning to shade parking lots, their panels beautifully tilting to face the sun as it moves.

He had been played up so long by his deputy, that he never expected, such opposition as he now had to face.

However, it is quite daunting for new developers to face literally thousands of independent functions that, on the surface, seem unrelated.

Carlo Ancelotti has all his players back from international duty and ready to face the trip to Cagliari.

He knew he would never get away with it so he decided to face the music and give himself up to the police.

He knew he would never get away with it so he decided to face the music and give himself up to the police.

Harry Potter is such, he faced difficulties do not bow their heads, but raised his head, chest and brave enough to face, conquer it.

Whether you suffer dementia or love someone who does, the condition is difficult enough to cope with without trying to face it alone.

Huang, one of the main characters of which Verde has been fixed but things like sound like a snowball growing, so have to face up to.

Our baby is not good. It is fact. We have to face the fact of this. How can you do for my son. Don't you think? Is it a bit over the top.

To say the least, even if the appeal succeeded, the case may probably continue to be in custody to face the embarrassing situation.

He has never been able to face up to the realities.

In her autobiography, she writes of turning to a "validation squad" of friends and relatives who helped her to face the truth.

Knowing this should enable you to face it with absolute confidence, as if you handle it badly that will most likely create more karma.

She turned back to face him, all confidence in her next move as she leaned up to his face and kissed him on the cheek grinning inwardly.

Not always the winners, face to face, he began to fashion the growth.

That way he is ready to face whatever the business day has to throw at him.

She acquits so will. And especially dialect. She knows how to face them in public. So I think show my best wish to her, to go future.

Skipper Vidic has been sidelined with a calf injury since the opening day win at West Brom but is ready to face the Romanian outfit.

Recognizing that his days were numbered, I took the time to tell him, face-to-face, how much he meant to me.

Who will be able to face up to and be prepared to cope with these challenges. who can seize the opportunity and r republic booming sector.

A poem might be a way of telling someone something when you do not feel able to talk about it face to face.

The only way out of your debt problems is to face up to them, and try to get back in control of your finances.

Moving from Toxteth to a "frightfully posh" part of Cheshire, her mother came "face to face with the British class structure" .

We would have preferred him to be able to face justice at the International Criminal Court or in a Libyan court for his crimes.

To treat everyone equally and fairly , listen to the input of people on the front lines and be ready to face anything in your work.

For the third time, Charity Burbage revolved to face Snape. Tears were pouring from her eyes into her hair.

No one blame you for your faults, but you even have no guts to face up to your question and correct!

They stirred the rest of the disciples who fell in behind Christ, ready to face the uncertainty which lay ahead.

One girl looked up, amazed, as though she had come face to face with a superhero.

Mr Cameron is right to say that anyone old enough to commit these crimes is old enough to face the full force of the law.

Learn just a few more polite English expressions, and you'll be ready to face the world of Americans with confidence.

They came face to face with a man in a maroon- coloured shirt , who was feverishly pushing cartridges into a large revolver .

While officials seemed to be ready to face questions and public criticism early on, they are no longer in the mood to debate past choices.

I started to hate her, to just do not want to face, I owe her a lot, so unable to repay.

If anyone tries to tell you that you can't work hard enough to face the task in front of you-- show them that you're tough .

I never found my way downtown, perhaps a subconscious admission that I wasn't ready to face the new paradigm.

Once you had the courage to face your problems, you are now ready to decide on the solution or the next action step.

I stopped faster than I thought I would and nearly fell over, I grabbed the side of the swing set and spun around to face the back pasture.

For instance, Xue said he never expected to face so many thorny issues involving his visa, tax, medical treatment and cultural taboos.

For some time, he really did not know how to face the fact that he could no longer walk.

The thundering clouds held me entirely in their power, it was the first time in a year and a half that I'd seen the night face to face.

Greater danger loomed, but Moya's crew proudly and affectionately realized that they were now ready to face it together, as family.

As a team we were all made up with the win and now after the internationals we'll get back together next week and prepare to face United.

Just as the scientists conjectured, the global pollution become to the one of the most serious problems that human being have to face.

Make it a personal objective to attend face-to-face meetings less often. . .

it was the first time in a year and a half that that I'd seen the night face to face.

Rather than an information-gathering session, the executives should be ready to face a grilling worthy of Torquemada.

and I sat face to face with smokers may find ashtrays in terms of his side or on my side, will be placed in the "right" before hand.

But here's the thing: Mr. Obama must be prepared to face those consequences if he wants his presidency to survive.

By treating almost all dissent as a form of "evil separatism" , these provinces seem destined to face years of instability.

You know what you did was wrong and now you've got to face the music.

The robber then ordered her to face the wall and began searching the apartment.

He looked from face to face and chose Chavel, perhaps because he was the only man with a waistcoat fit to take the chain.

Experts say many are unlikely ever to be allowed to go back and Tepco is expected to face steep compensation bills for years.

Students who are about to graduate have to face the challenge of being interviewed while trying to find employment.

Read on and you are bound to feel comforted, ready to face the global future, which is surely inevitable now.

James Murdoch said he would be happy to face a House of Commons select committee again in London.

Only having one champion, the runner-up have to face to music, to understand what is a loser in the front of the Judge of Love.

"We call on him to face the reality of the complete rejection of his regime by the Syrian people and to step aside, " they said.

Order a course first try, did not expect to face after taking the spot light at the end of a gradual mutation.

Face-to-face communication is usually the most effective form because there is the least chance for a misunderstanding to occur.

He was ready to face Him when he died at the age of 39.

Some couples also find that using email or another method is easier to discuss emotional issues rather than trying to do so face-to-face.

The puppets which they placed in power to be the visible face of The Plan, are now going to have to face the people they set out to destroy.

President Bush said he had been looking forward to this visit so that he could hold face-to-face talks with President Jiang.

'I have to ask the husband face-to-face whether he will let his wife work as a wet nurse, ' he says. # P!

When my time comes, will I be ready to face all the neglected relationships that I have failed to repay in this lifetime?

I had to face up to facts. Iris and Akkad had disappeared. Either they had managed to escape some grave threat or they had been kidnapped.

Face to face meetings with case workers were the only means of interaction and this was time consuming and expensive.

I did not want you, let me outline a heartbreaking loss, and take a good long I can to face, I was forgotten in the corner forgotten you.

Anyway, to face the reality, and anyway I have it, I do not believe they have the heart to let me suffer in school.

Meet face to face at the end of every month. Feel free to communicate with me if need.

His absence raised fears that he was still struggling for Wednesday, but Sir Alex remains hopeful Ferdinand will be ready to face Barcelona.

it was the first time in a year and a half that I the night face to face.

The U. S. , in other words, is not likely to face the 'nuclear option' of a Chinese disruption of the U. S. Treasury bond market.

She said trading face to face with students from the same school or even the same department makes the sale more like a charity.

Had there not always been an element of dread in the thought of beholding the mystery face to face ?

Because when you know what your problems are, only then can you be ready to face and resolve it.

By the same token, our allies must be prepared to face the necessary rather than confining foreign policy to so-called soft power.

In the Balkans he made a treaty with King Milutin of Serbia, but he had to face continued pressure from Bulgaria.

But I think people have to grow up sooner or later, the end of the face to face, the graduates there is nothing to fear.

It was seen as an attempt to boost the nation's attacking options as they prepare to face Brazil, Ivory Coast and Portugal in Group G.

This might be a tough reality to face for the owners of these papers, but the barbarians are at the gates.

Early signs of excess stress are loss of a sense of well-being and reluctance to get up in the morning to face another day.

He is so brave to face the Ixion's wheel that he refused to tell anything to the enemy .

For John it meant his days of preparation were over. He must then leave the familiar desert and started out on his own to face the people.

Elvira: Oh, what's a little danger if I can come face to face with a real life movie star?

Treasury has yet to face a situation in which it was unable to pay its obligations as a result of reaching the debt limit.

This compounded with the changes to the Avatar and Great Unclean One meant Orks needed to be better prepared to face them.

Many countries are reported to be taking measures to research and develop the new sort of cars so as to face the energy crisis.

To be optimistic attitude, a strong will to face life in a variety of difficulties.

Administrators have to ensure that the security bar is still high enough to face new types of possible attacks.

Still the destination does not walk in the rain, but the reality does not allow me like this, can only return to the reality to face.

It was great to meet Bruce face to face, after having written to him for so long.

You see, only you did not the courage to face, and fear can not be resolved, so we're just using drugs to help me.

Alessandro Del Piero was in the stands for Juventus' opener against Chievo, but is confident he'll be ready to face Roma this weekend.

In dealing with things , can there be any other way better than to face every challenge occurring in life directly ?

'She seems a bit more worn, less fair-skinned, ' Ms. Price says as she gazes face to face at her future self.

Helen was a tremendous blow, as well as difficulties, not complaining, but rather optimistic attitude to face, so that she was confident.

No problem, break your fear into smaller fears until you feel that you will be able to face the "little" fear with some effort on your part.

We have to be strong. But are we strong enough to face all the trials that we meet along the way ?

You have to face up to life. You can't forever be trying to drown your troubles in wine.

Although the budget may strain under it, consider the importance of face-to-face time at least once a year.

She said she was ruined by the man. She had no face to live in the world. She had no pluck to face her parents.

I understood small fox to face before walking to what kinglet's son say, eyes saw not to take up a post what thing, work hard only to feel.

It was the first time in a year and a half that the night face to face.

In so many ways, and for understandable reasons, it had been unprepared to face such evil.

The last thing I wanted to do was go back to work, but I knew that having to face the world in the morning was probably the right thing.

He must be sensitive to get ready to accept new things and have skill and courage to face the novel truth and to solve new problems.

Pierre went with rapid steps to the door, and came face to face with Prince Andrey, who came out frowning and looking older.

She feels ready to face the oncoming monsoon season, which typically starts at the end of June.

In the beginning, Magennis tried to avoid face-to-face meetings with customers. He would communicate bye-mail or telephone.

Strong sense of professionalism and responsibility to make my team be able to face any difficulties and challenges.

The next two days were dress rehearsals for what he's likely to face this weekend, much like a typical football practice week.

The foundation of our comfort, strength, and courage to face the battles of this world is in the fact that we belong to Jesus Christ.

Terrific. My point is, you need to face up to what you're feeling with this breakup. It wasn't a breakup.

Liverpool midfielder Jay Spearing says the players are ready to face Roy Hodgson's West Bromwich Albion this weekend.

But there was no FBI or Mossad agent at the Weizmann Institute. The participants in the experiment had to face the snake on their own.

We were hoping he would be back to face West Ham, but it has taken that little bit longer.

If the blocking by aluminum is from China or other countries, then they may be able to face even greater price pressure.

When gift giving should graceful - not to gift on a corner, but just want to meet face to face or to the temporary break up.

No doubt, it's really very hard to know, but it's high time for the authorities concerned to sit face to face talking it over.

The fan can be made clockwise or counterclockwise rotation in two forms, from the Department to face up to fan drive.

As some of you are beginning to awaken, you are about to face a closer look at reality.

Thirty days without face-to-face contact is usually a good starting point for a relationship break.

If you experience a problem, consider it an opportunity for you to face it and come out of it.

Honest and strongly adaptable, able to accomplish intensive task and courageous enough to face the new challenge.

We used to be able, at least, to feign "communication" face-to-face.

it was the first time in a year and a holf that i'd seen the night face to face.

But, the point is clear, we cannot afford to face escalating disasters of that kind.

A Somali man captured by the US navy during a confrontation with a group of pirates is to be flown to New York to face prosecution.

If you were called into eternity today, would you be prepared to meet God face-to-face?

I never thought I'd have to face this sort of thing in my life, ever.

These sites make it possible and more convenient for parents to ask questions and voice concerns without having to meet face-to-face.

To put an end to sorrow, to hunger, to war, there must be a psychological revolution, and few of us are willing to face that.

Journalists who overstepped censorship guidelines continued to face official reprisals.

Thinking it was a hand, I turned my head to look. I came face to face with a dirty man's crotch, it was his erection resting on my shoulder.

Realizing I had been defeated, I put the dough in the rubbish bin outside so I wouldn't have to face Doug laughing at my work.

I have served the Father and mankind but service now must be rendered to me that I may be healed and renewed to face my next task.

A Dear Lee: It can be hard to leave the warm, loving home of your parents to face the world on your own.

Speed-dating pairs up prospective couples for face-to-face meetings that last just a few minutes.

Reviewing his works and thoughts, we are greatly inspired by him to face all the obstacles both in and out of China.

I don't think I'm good at telling you my thought face to face with you , so I'm writing to show my deep love for you.

If you're not ready to face the truth, don't bother seeking the advice.

It's uncomfortable to face a fear. It's uncomfortable to go somewhere you've never been before or forgive someone who has hurt you.

While Chuck is forced to face Blair's impending wedding when he comes back from his worldly travels, the two don't interact in the premiere.

The Russian leader says they discussed the matter at length, and face-to-face.

The young man is prepared to face the consequences of his decision.

He was laughing in order to hide a great anxiety: and was screwing his courage inwardly to face the ordeal which he knew was now before him.

Of my greatest fears, I've had to face only one of them, and that was a snake I saw in the zoo.

If he had married a dalit, he says, "my family would not have been able to face society. "

Through the face-to-face interlocution with Dr Shen, we shared with him many experiences and methods of research.

Inside the shelter. Stockton slowly turns to face his wife. The angry screaming cries of the people ring in their ears even as they depart.

They stumbled into a convenience store where Stuart found himself face to face with a young and attractive clerk.

The Pakistani government, which has a number of men in custody, says it will not allow its nationals to face trial in India.

DOUG JOHNSON: To face climate change, producers might have to move their vineyards to cooler areas.

Mr Hadzic was the last fugitive sought by the UN war-crimes tribunal in The Hague, where he is now likely to face trial.

but many pre-industrial enterprises, given their small scale, did not feel compelled to face the issues of management systematically.

You out of my hands together to resist, to face together, we have a disaster in the arrival of the moment has long been integrated.

He had to face up or get out; finally faced up to the problem.

Riley said he flew from the United States especially to meet Jackson face-to-face.

As you enter the gallery, you come face-to-face with a life-size portrait of astronaut Gordon Cooper by Mitchell Jamieson.

It's easier to explain things away with a conspiracy than to face up to the difficult reality.

A good pair of long johns allows you to face the biting cold in relatively normal attire.