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If he wants to quit his day job and pursue music full time, he's going to have to confront that aching question: to sell or not to sell?

Tell someone. Bring it out into the light of day. Shame is debilitating. Confront it head on by telling someone what you did.

Perseus, who killed Medusa, was able to confront her by looking at her reflection in his shield, thus avoiding being turned to stone.

Schoolwork was not the only obstacle Tang had to confront. His travel budget was limited, so Tang had to make the most of what he had.

Finally, it seems, Spain is ready to confront a horrifying aspect of its recent past.

Give her a few days and then call again- confront her with her poor behaviour.

"There was a tendency to shy away from the need to confront sexuality in its most transcendent aspiration and practice, " he said.

Obama acknowledged that he is taking office at a time of crisis, and asked Americans to help him confront the challenges.

The last person she had to confront was a man in his early 20s who was taking pictures of Internet porn with his cellphone.

Ultimately, we must confront the inevitability of our own demise, lose ourselves as it were, all that we were or dreamed to be.

But again, there seems to be no rationale to confront this by capping surpluses at a certain percentage of GDP.

The situation of the declasse intellectual was no longer exceptional; it had turned into something permanent and unpleasant to confront.

While a large number of pro-government armed tribesmen have gathered in the suburbs, ready to confront the demonstrators.

Confront me with fears that will temper my spirit; yet endow me with courage to laugh at my misgivings.

He no longer snapped awake in the quiet hours, forced to confront, all over again, the fact that he had no sensation from the neck down.

He said Pakistani leaders recognize that and are beginning to do things to confront the problem.

They may not even want to confront those weaknesses in private (though this motive is often less acknowledged).

I spoke about the "little ones" . Assuredly there are also the "great" . . . The great Jews do not need me to confront their God.

Will he be willing to confront and pressure them to step up in a way they did not at the last NATO meeting?

The White House is starting to confront the "hard choices" that come from trying to pare down America's commitments overseas.

He DIDn't think Guitar would jump him in the daytime. If he DID confront him(with anything than a gun), he was sure he could take him.

I'm very happy to be able to confront myself with a player of that level.

When you first confront your subject, check to see that it is exactly what you want.

Sometimes, if betrayal is one kind of independence, then you must be ready to confront the whole consequence.

He is now ready to confront whatever fate awaits him in the World of Darkness.

Once you realise the Truth of that you begin to confront your old beliefs about what power is and where one can find it.

Hollinghurst knew he would one day have to confront the subject, but wanted to do so on his own terms.

The difficulty of the policies implementation is one of the general problems which the governments have to confront.

Their gazes are fixed optimistically on the horizon, as if ready to confront any challenge.

Waging battle against the drug pushers was a challenge to Armstead. She felt rather nervous but she decided to confront th.

Speaking at an air force base in Alaska this week, Mr Bush reiterated his view that America has no choice but to confront them.

China was a new country, one year old, and here it was able to confront the United States, the number one power.

For all that, as it looks eastward to Turkey and south to the Maghreb, Europe has to confront its own demons.

When things do go wrong, make sure there are mentors or coaches ready to help junior managers confront and draw lessons from their mistakes.

I decided that I could not take it anymore so I decided to confront him with the situation but he had fallen asleep.

We face a broad and growing range of security threats and challenges that our military must be prepared to confront.

Africa and climate therefore confront the rational optimist with a challenge, to say the least.

When encountering difficulty and challenges I always keep calm and am ready to confront them.

We do not confront the world in a doctrinaire way with a new principle: Here is the truth, kneel down before it!

My neighbour are always very apologetic about Lucille's travels and so far , I haven't had the heart to confront them about it.

Bobby is ready to confront any criticism of his controversial article about stem cell research which was published recently.

The U. S. and the euro zone already have had to confront unsustainable trends in fiscal entitlements programs.

We would thus do well to analyze it today so as to be ready to confront it tomorrow.

It would also, say some analysts, assuage international criticism that India is not doing enough to confront its carbon emissions.

"We have to confront the fact that there are women who are making these choices, " she said.

In the course of our history, only a handful of generations have been asked to confront challenges as serious as the ones we face right now.

He would drive there, and with the assistance of these men confront her.

They should not be, because the best way to preserve your image is by trying to confront the weaknesses rather than trying to cover them up.

Failing that, his wife will have a sizable dossier with evidence of infidelity to confront him with.

I turn over the package and frown at the label, then confront him with what I find.

It ironically commented on its own formal structure, while forcing the reader to confront the problem of where 'truth' is to be found.

This year's World Diabetes Day comes at a time of unprecedented international action to confront this and other non-communicable diseases.

Police say the cab driver got out of his car to confront the other driver when that person ran him down with his vehicle.

Indonesia has already begun to confront some of these difficult challenges.

Zhang and her colleagues often need to confront patients to get payment, or risk forking out for unpaid bills out of their pockets.

Third, Mr Sarkozy is ready to confront France's bastions of conservatism.

Just as opponents face one another on the battlefield, competitors confront each other in the marketplace.

Anyway, we have to notice that it is not easy to construct CAFTA, because it will confront many difficulties.

A principal problem was the flat refusal of the President to confront his advisers directly on the central question.

While building its capacity to confront the enemy head on, it also must exploit vulnerabilities.

Able to confront limited resources (time, personnel, and funds) and allocate efforts toward the more important and achievable goals.

for it is impossible to foretell the exact nature of the difficulties which will confront the pot-holer.

Back in 2008, I was enticed to confront Li Hua about those contradictory research results, to hear his side of the story.

"I will accept the award as a call to action, a call to all nations to confront the challenges of the 21st century, " he said.

At present, Energy Saving & Emission Reduction has already been the urgent target with which the electric enterprises confront.

He said governments need to confront the political, social and economic conditions that enemies exploit to win new recruits.

Google's growing reach has seen it confront challenges to its own perception of itself as a force for good.

But now that the worst of the recession is over, we have to confront the fact that our government spends more than it takes in.

As the year winds down, investors confront a number of confusing trends, making it harder to figure out if it's a time to buy or sell.

Carnegie's experience taught him that the only way to overcome fears was to confront them and not be discouraged by initial failures.

As an ultimate concern to human "s life-world, philosophy may confront with a mission of specialization and provincialization. "

A second safeguard is to confront partners' natural unwillingness to consider break-up and its consequences.

was that she couldn't confront the rumors fabricated by people .

Some of that history, which has to do with oceans, now pertains to the disaster which we confront in the Gulf.

But, he said, "I will accept this award as a call to action, a call for all nations to confront the challenges of the 21st century. "

But most lack the heart to join and support the preachers, evangelists and sidewalk counselors who confront child killing.

But Eduardo seemed ready to confront reality.

But Ferreira, to his credit, sprung consistently and quickly off the cover to confront the winger and nullify his impact.

And I thank all of you for being here to confront that challenge together, in partnership.

However, the poem collection of these awards, a "as" feeling arises spontaneously, but we have to confront the helpless.

Then when you confront me with your thought.

NO PRESIDENT in Paraguayan history would seem less likely to have to confront a guerrilla uprising than Fernando Lugo.

Mr Ryan's willingness to confront the scale of the problem has set a standard by which other proposals will now have to be judged.

Legal details are understandably the last thing that someone wants to confront after the initial shock of an asbestos-related illness.

It said heightened economic risks amid persistent overheating pressures confront Asian policymakers with "a delicate balancing act. "

DW: Would you say that this is the objective behind your documentaries, to confront decision makers with reality?

However, intimacy requires emotional expressiveness, and many couples either lack the skills or desire to confront life's problems.

So we have to show our great courage and determination to confront with the information poison and manage to get rid of it.

They have really begun to confront relational problem between them because of different cultures.

This all contributes to what can seen as a more unstable environment for NATO to confront.

Last month, when President George Bush announced the deployment of extra troops in Iraq, he also laid out a new strategy to confront Iran.

If free trade is not ambitious enough, Mr Kan has set out to confront another taboo by June, with plans to raise the consumption tax.

During my 3 years at work experience, Ive always tried hard to seek, confront and conquer challenges, as you can find from my resume.

Our hardest task continues to be persuading men to confront the fact that their waistbands have risen.

We do not want to confront Russia with it's huge resources, but it's Russia that wants to reconquer Georgia.

Jack tells her that the Drazens want to trade him for Kimberly, and he plans to confront them directly.

It was a new experience for me to confront an impenetrable wall.

In some comics, wizards confront one another by means of sending a single beam of power against their opponents.

Enough! With the help of her loyal friends, she prepares to confront her violent husband and end the pursuit.

Can you list a few problems likely to confront the human race in the next few decades?

It includes a strategy for presenting your patient to your team and prepares you for the ethical issues that might confront you in the ICU.

When you live on a dollar a day it may be painful to confront your circumstances too squarely, or even to aspire to better things.

Experts say the case offers a particularly stark, compelling example of one of the most difficult ethical dilemmas to confront a lawyer.

But justice or no, the world is left to confront a situation in which the two largest polluters have opted out of the solution.

Some Shanghai communities have seen volunteers confront pajama-wearers and urge them to put on something more appropriate for the outdoors.

If you have again what doubt, I might as well that bore allied the Kui pager come in and make him directly confront for a while.

It is an unfortunate fact that these issues are both growing challenges that the international community must confront together.

Police are often reluctant to confront cars with such official plates, although these turned out to be fake, according to some news reports.

On the contrary, it is possible to confront with such "marriage itch. "

Thus, while praising innovation, he does not confront those critics who accuse him of caring too much about intellectual-property rights.

Went to a few bars first, latter I drove to his house to confront them, they weren't home , So I parked in the turnout, and waited.

And Chapter 8 sums up the hurdles that confront the American economy in a fast-changing and less-predictable world.

Business planners must now confront a much wider set of scenarios that could affect the profitability of contemplated long-term commitments.

Rebel soldiers would not purposely confront a convoy protected by the Ugandan military.

Many other farmers around the world are already starting to find out where those limits lie as they confront higher temperatures.

If that happens, the world will confront a very different China over the next few decades.

College is not a cure-all, but it will certainly take the best and brightest minds to confront those challenges.

Office workers confront this familiar sight every workday: lobbies full of people impatiently waiting for the next elevator.

But it will also confront her with a new set of problems.

Also, as in other areas, the White House is unwilling to confront the political barriers to fuller reform.

Yet instability remains, with the military increasingly moving to confront and sideline the police and security services loyal to Ben Ali.

Ms Lagarde may also have to confront her backers in Europe if the IMF is to achieve longer-term goals.

Immediately and publicly confront the colleague over the ownership of your work.

In his first year in office, Mr. Obama said he couldn't confront the nation's long-term fiscal peril because of imminent financial collapse.

For my opinion, the members of family should confront and conquer the difficulty together no matter one of members need help.

In addition you will likely confront each other in such a way as to force changes in the areas of your lives that are not working out well.

Richard just gave what could be described as a mini version of my remarks in talking about the issues that confront us.

The teens confront their worst fears as they discover the secrets and dangers that lurk behind every corner of the mysterious island.

The pipeline runs close to the line where Nagorno-Karabakh's soldiers confront those of Azerbaijan.

The majority of emigrant individuals and families have the ability to positively confront the obstacles of a new environment.

This policy overlap will confront the eventual victor of the PSDB's power struggle with a difficult choice.

Regular practice of asana will cause one to confront issues in the body, issues in the mind, issues in the emotional life.

I admire the generosity of spirit and the strength of character shown by the Chinese people as you confront this natural disaster.

The issue of whether to confront China over the allegations of currency manipulation is difficult for the Obama administration.

Zeus used fear to keep you in the dark. Confront your demons and lay them to rest.

So it might be useful to honestly consider the complex situations that truly confront us.

The findings of this research indicate that the most difficult problem students confront in listening is vocabulary and idiom.

True horror was to confront Florence as soon as she arrived at a military hospital in Turkey in 1854.

But what if it comes to confront the difficulties one cannot break through single-handed?

He had been called back from hisvacation, to view a horror he had no wish to confront.

She knew that she had to confront her fears.

I shall not evade the clear course of duty that will then confront me.

The obvious thing would be to confront them about it in an interview.

On security, the "Framework" declaration calls for a "focus on the very real dangers that confront both our nations. "

If she wanted to do more training, she had to confront her parents' mistakes.

Minnesota Republicans may not confront you on most things, but they're willing to take it to the mat to deprive women of basic equality.

Any rural area with mineral resources development as the primary industry will confront severe economic unsustainability.

Citizens charged with crimes are entitled to a speedy and public trial, along with the opportunity to confront and question their accusers.

The actor was to lure Skywalker to the Iron Tower, where he would confront Darth Vader.

Pronunciation is just one of the many problems that confront the language learner.

where they confront the startled PROJECTIONIST, an old con blinking at them through thick bifocals.

You have yet seriously to confront my two core questions. Does China need democratic institutions to support the next phase of its growth?

Nor did she confront Vadim with her suspicion that he was secretly sleeping with other women.

China will soon have to confront it's own set of home made conflicts. Then, the chicken come home to roost!

Even if I must confront trials and tribulations , I can count on the help of the Gods.

Some fear that failure to confront the problem one way or another will eventually put small operators out of business.

The president said they should unite to confront violent extremism and promote the cause of peace.

The Harvey-Jones mantra, both inmanagement and in media, was the need to confront change as the only way tosurvive.

eg: If we do not confront and overcome these internal fears and doubts, if we protect ourselves too much, then we cease to grow.

Hardship is in everywhere, you cann't avoid from it, but to confront with it.

That book provided a set of implementation patterns for the common tasks that confront engineers.

In pushing through the repeal of DADT, however, Gates and the military leadership confront a more fundamental challenge.

We turn the corner and confront a wall of Legos. Lego trucks, cranes, ambulances, armored knights, robots, boats, and police cars.

They have pledged that they will confront violent radicals of any faction or political party.

When art is away from classical taste, is off the altar and confront the masses, modern art begins to appear.

But the president can't call the extortionists' bluff unless he's willing to confront them, and accept the associated risks.

This thought-form also causes one to challenge or confront the truth of another, invalidating another's truth.

Nor does the film ever confront the post- colonial questions that hover over the Algerian villagers' dependence on the French monks.

Rwanda's survivors have made us confront the ugly reality of a preventable tragedy.

Knowing how the brain works up the courage to confront fear could help.

Stella: Confront him without any evidence? That would be the height of stupidity.

THE French have tended to confront their record under Nazi occupation with a mixture of denial, silence and myth.

To Lie or Not to Lie -- doctors confront such choices often and urgently.

Analysts say President elect Pena Nieto will continue to confront the cartels, but in a more nuanced way.

It may have been sending mosquitos after a fly swatter, but they had the balls to confront China.

Either confront your boss about pulling his own weight or seek the higher position you desire elsewhere.

There is media speculation in Washington that Obama may divert from his Asian trip to Kabul to confront Karzai.

Amid nationwide economic instability, the organization has also had to confront rapidly rising pension costs for employees.

Far from steering Italy skilfully past the many dangers that confront it, his government has become almost totally paralysed.

The film shows the challenges that confront teachers , but it does so with a subtle and wry humor.

They will doubtless glare at each other for a few more months, and the issues that confront the diplomats now will then return.

And we decided to put it in front of the cathedral so religion can confront the house of meat.

I planned to confront him and demand to know what his problem was. But he never showed.

Then there's the bigger issue, the one that's always difficult for a foaming-at-the-mouth civil libertarian like myself to confront.

The commercial banks confront with heavy duty of capital management after peeling off the bad capital.

One night in the middle of a darkened forest, a hunter tried to confront a huge mean bear.

Their efforts to realize Millennium Development Goal confront special challenges and their development lags behind other regions.

As an architect, I have to confront something like this.

The contrast between the BRICs and the PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain) is a painful one for Europe to confront.

Relentless commitment: Whatever the setbacks, you're not going to give up. You're going to confront what's going on and become stronger.

And collectively, those voices become our human repertoire for dealing with the challenges that will confront us in the ensuing millennia.

The governor of the central bank warned that China needed to "confront the many destabilising and uncertain factors that exist" .

Mr Obama said America was not at war with Islam, but would confront violent extremists who threatened its security.

The world is running out of time to develop new seed varieties to confront climate change and head off food shortages, Reuters reported.

"We have to confront the world as we know it, " he said.

In the wake of the attacks, a generation of Americans stepped forward to serve in uniform, determined to confront our enemies.

But ultimately that has upset the balance of nitrogen, especially in the oceans, causing a rash of new dilemmas that we now confront.

It is of course more convenient politically to blame China than to confront corporate America.

Most machine learning tasks confront the problem of dimensionality reduction for extracting meaningful features and processing convenience.

Mr. Obama must confront the cyberthreat, and he does not even need any new authority from Congress to do so.

Since the Taiwan issue remains unsolved, we still confront the task of reunifying the country.

He demanded that Congress confront the president over Iraq: "No timeline, no funding. No excuses. "

Said he: "We confront great evils and we need great solutions. "

Should he confront her about this issue or let it slide?

That reality will force EU policy makers to confront the prospect that the crisis could spread to larger economies, in particular Spain.

But no movie magic will provide Governor Schwarzenegger with the luck and skills needed to confront California's staggering problems.

Do not confront vandals or troublemakers alone.

as people crush around coastal regions and floodplains , our growing population will confront the awesome power of water.

Confront them, confront them and purge the great city of Tripoli from these rats - the agents of colonialism.

Anesthesia nurses are not completely passive as they confront the unbalanced power, they will bring forth 'subtle' resistance.

But our failure to confront that reality that even a great health-care system can cure not death now threatens our health care system.

King Harald of Norway led this first opportunity for the nation to come together and confront the scale of collective grief.

The truth is that the conflict in Iraq has mutated into something directly fuelled by the same elements that confront us everywhere.

The euro already faces a sea of troubles, but it could confront one more: It is becoming a favorite funding currency of the 'carry trade. '

So is the sense of shared purpose required to confront wealth and power.

So we're going to have to confront the urban heat island effect.

From morning until night I would have time to confront it. It was just me and the border -- without anyone interrupting my thoughts.

FEW Latin American presidents would seem less likely to confront a guerrilla uprising than Paraguay's Fernando Lugo.

Expectations that the new Democratic Congress would confront the abstinence-only hoax have proved unfounded.

Mrs. Clinton, who's nominally in charge of the "strategic" part of the dialogue, also has sticky issues to confront.

It was unheard of for a candidate's wife, much less the first lady, to confront an opponent like that.

The turning point in Egypt too was on January 28, when demonstrators doggedly returned to confront security forces.

If Asia acts now, and accepts the resource constraints that confront it today, it has a bright future.

Bush pledged the United States would be deliberate and "we will work with our friends and allies" to confront emerging threats.

But the higher-education institution graduates, as the major colony of talent, confront the problem of "difficulty in employment" .

The role has also forced Close, who turned 60 in March, to confront the exigencies of her career.

Of ( Among ) all the problems that confront today's univ. students, psychological anxiety is probably the most serious and the most urgent .

Our government is helping parents confront this problem with aggressive education, treatment, and law enforcement.

And how does it compare with the other, seemingly perpetual health scares we confront, like panic over lead in synthetic athletic fields?

and confront you with him you have denounced; I will supply you with the means of supporting your accusation, for I know the fact well.

In Europe national politicians, answerable to their own electorates, are struggling to confront continent-wide problems.

If you are going to confront someone from your far past about an issue, it is best not to expect too much.

We try to help people confront their problems.

When the World Bank Group stepped up to confront dangers, we depended on the effective and efficient use of resources on hand.

As the new world reveals its secrets and the Vikings confront their terrible and bloody fate, One Eye discovers his true self. . .

Now the Alliance and Horde have come to confront the malefic Lich King and put an end to the Scourge.

Chinese cities generally confront the conflicts of the rapidly spatial expansion and the limited land resources.

That was the international rules wash-up yesterday as selectors finally settled on a squad of 25 to confront the Irish.

Sooner or later, the ubiquitous pessimist will confront the rational optimist with his two trump cards: Africa and climate.

The later dominators of the Earth must confront birth, death, sorrow and worry and need religion to comfort their uncertainty mind.

People generally become more religious as they grow older and confront their own imminent death, for instance.

Many nations, like Lesotho, are now empowered to develop exciting, bold programmes that directly confront the epidemic.

'This is a story of a boy and a girl who confront to their horrific reality, ' the director says.

"Today we confront challenges that have parallels to the problems that faced the alliance at its inception, " Clinton said February 22.

Only when parents confront the problem seriously will the situation in which many children are denied a carefree vacation be reversed.

Even Mr Osborne, so loud in his demand that something must be done, is reluctant to confront the issues raised by Lord Turner.

You confront issues anonymously by having the Web site send ane-mail message for you.

"It was a big mistake not to directly confront the foreclosure crisis, " says incoming CEA member Austan Goolsbee.

Under the control of IT, Charles leads Meg and Calvin to Mr. Murry and together they confront IT.

Climbing mountain with young colleagues is exciting enough. Everyone shows the ambition to confront difficult or danger.