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The US would be far better served if it faced up to why it is confronted with a massive multilateral trade deficit.

At this age of mass social mobility and intensely polarized life challenges, we are confronted with a wide range of good and bad realities.

To be confronted with restricting chemosynthesis pesticides used in organic orchards, insect pest control had become a bottleneck.

Even when he is confronted with witnesses and is therefore bound to admit his guilt, he will still try to justify himself in some other way.

The lonely shepherd is always a victor when confronted with an organized flock of sheep, as he is the organizer.

Thus arrested on the threshold as he was following his wife out of the room, Toodle returned and confronted Mr Dombey alone.

Until confronted by Western imperialism, China might have faced military conquests , but Chinese civilization had never been under attack.

This paper summarizes the research content of key disciplines construction, and points not the plight with which he confronted.

At least four obvious areas of concern regarding transparency confronted President Obama when he entered the White House.

But as I've confronted this disease, it's been interesting to see how unimportant that impact is to me now.

That this was the time when we confronted climate change and secured the weapons that could destroy the human race.

But extremist thinking is often best confronted on its own terms.

Most people, when confronted with the death of a loved one, mourn intensely for a few weeks or months and then gradually manage to move on.

Nobody could have failed to notice the fact that drunken driving has been a grave problem with which we are confronted.

I believe that it is a legal responsibility of any state to rescue hostages when confronted with such a situation, " said Kohona. "

Luke confronted Vader in Bespin's Cloud City, and was bested by him in a lightsaber duel.

The same e-mail said Mr. Cicero had not even been confronted about the supposed undisclosed conflict involving his wife.

After I confronted my mother about the photograph, the truth of her life came out haltingly and imperfectly.

She didn't admitted that she had stolen the money until she was confronted with the evidence by the police .

and turned to his work with the air of a man who had been confronted with a problem too abstruse for solution.

First, they can use it as a debugging tool when confronted with a program bug or defect that seems to be related to improper memory usage.

But when the surveillance seemed to halt suddenly in mid-2005 after she confronted one of the agents, she thought it was all over.

If you enjoy chocolate ice cream, as I do, when confronted with a tub of it would you also enjoy eating as much of the tub as possible?

The general reason was that it was confronted with the resistance from both out and in the Drama System.

No one can have failed to notice the fact that water shortage is a serious problem with which the whole world is confronted.

The website claimed Woods was confronted by his wife over the reports before the argument grew heated.

But Sun knew from the start that he would not be able to retain power when confronted by Yuan and stepped down voluntarily on April 1st.

He said such a huge challenge could only be adequately confronted with help from the international community.

Confronted with such a vital question of life and death, he looked as cool as a cucumber.

Then he confronted a former customer, whom he could see smoking just a few hundred yards away. The man explained the math to him.

One day you'll be confronted with the realization of how much you still have to get done and how little of time you have to do it.

The bullet had shifted a little closer to Charlie's heart, and Carlisle confronted me with an option.

Only when the police confronted her with evidence did she admit that she had stolen the money.

But we have to be mentally prepared for the problems with which we may be confronted.

To his way of thinking, confronted by the available options, he had always just pursued the least unpromising.

I wrote a novel about a woman confronted the limits of her love for her child, and learning to expand those limits.

When confronted, the restaurant accepted responsibility for serving whale, and now faces a fine of up to $200, 000.

Angry police confronted Mr. Correa and fired tear gas at him when he tried to meet with them.

Therefore, she confronted him and professed that after all those years, he was still the only man that she had ever loved.

It's as if when confronted with a road riddled with potholes, you abandon what's there and build a new road instead.

When he was approached, he lifted his face and confronted his questioner with a pair of huge brown eyes that gave nothing away.

"What she was confronted with yesterday was evidence of an active campaign against her from the heart of her own government, " he said.

Salt-gypsum layer are mainly consist of salt and gypsum, which is often confronted in drilling for oil and gas .

When the police confronted her with the evidence, she admitted that she was guilty.

After divining, the future-teller told him that it was a sacred turtle for being confronted with trouble; it came to you asking for help.

When confronted with this technique, the subject should consider the value of any proposal independently of those it is being compared with.

It seems that those who work in state schools are just like everybody else: they do better when confronted by a bit of competition.

Confronted later by journalists outside his solicitor's firm in Central, Chan vowed to appeal and insisted he had not forged the will.

In Brown, it confronted segregation head on, and announced that this practice violated the constitutional mandate for equal protection.

A dissolution of the eurozone would leave German exporters confronted with a far more expensive currency and a less competitive position.

"The national economy is confronted with the pressure of a slowdown, " he said.

When confronted with a celebrity, the team documented heightened activity in a certain part of the brain - the medial orbitofrontal cortex.

Thus it seems likely that our minds simply adapted to deal with the level of variety with which we were regularly confronted.

One day Hunter and Taylor confronted me and told me we had to take the twins and get out of the house for the day.

When confronted by a medical emergency, your first step is to determine whether or not you can safely and effectively render assistance.

When confronted with a problem, fixate on what you were taught about how past thinkers solved it.

The bravado of the young criminal disappeared when he was confronted by the victims of his brutal attack.

eg. It would be confronted with the bottleneck affecting the sustainable development at certain stage of its economic development.

Mr. Bush said the killings are a reminder that "evil must be confronted" in the world.

In the words of Michael Oren, an Israeli historian, the war "confronted the state of Israel with its Jewishness" .

In Earl's expressions, I could see that he had confronted much more than he could handle, even being as strong and athletic as he was.

Confronted with the issue of ensuring the children's safety of taking cars, child safety car seats will undoubtedly become the first choice.

The defendant who enters the courtroom and who has decided not to plea bargain is confronted with such a cheerful bunch of jurors.

Upon that, the beautiful box was put aside in a corner, never would it foresight the adsent treatment it had confronted with.

This guideline set is an outstanding resource for the busy clinician confronted with the complexities of these conditions.

Confronted with exhibited works from HK, Macao and Taiwan in this exhibition, we are easy to sense the features above.

Confronted with Kunta's stiff dignity and reserve, though, none quite ventured to challenge him in any way directly.

One of the core issues that the insurance industry is being confronted with currently is the ambiguity of its business model.

Confronted by the many problems presented by, let us say, an active volcano, we may ask: What are the lavas made of?

The point is whether you can hold on to the last when confronted with misfortune.

He does not cling tightly to classical principles, but sees all conceivable possibilities when he is confronted with a physical problem.

The enraged driver started to get out but raced off when he was confronted by the angry crowd.

When confronted with my first heirloom tomato a decade ago, I wondered, why does it have to be so ugly?

At the end of his text, Rousseau poses the same problem that confronted Gulliver in talking to his horses.

Police say the man was on a cigarette break across the street when he was confronted by a man who tried to rob him.

I confronted her that day and said, ' If you're only goanna make me a laughing stock, why don't you just die? '

When confronted with the reality of his own deteriorating marriage, however, theory fails to rescue him.

With her graduation quickly approaching, Bella is confronted with the most important decision of her life, mortality or immortality?

Upon returning from Dathomir, Isolder finally confronted his mother and accused her of being behind the deaths of Kalan and Lady Elliar.

Victoria recounted the moment she confronted the Prince, 27, on the final day of his first foreign tour representing the Queen.

There was instead a historical Keynes who came up with lots of bright ideas as he confronted different problems.

The challenges facing the general manager in these circumstances, the authors argue, resemble those typically confronted by design managers.

Despite this attempt to spread the pain, the Greek government has been confronted with a wave of strikes by public-sector workers.

These efforts, however, have not so far confronted rational choice individualism as Hegel did: on its home ground, in philosophy itself.

With the scale expansion of forest product trade, China is confronted by a deteriorating risk in terms of forest product trade environment.

Confronted with the conflict, the conscientious conqueror confessed his blunder and confined himself to his house.

Confronted with such dualities, most of us try to choose between them.

Nevertheless no one doubts that we are confronted with a causal connection whose causal components are in the main known to us.

European Union leaders and senior finance officials now find themselves confronted by an array of unappealing challenges.

By the early sixties, Malcolm had confronted Elijah about his sexual behavior, further offending the leadership of the Nation.

By the early sixties, Malcolm had confronted Elijah about his sexual behavior, further offending the leadership of the Nation.

Guests with boundary issues should be confronted with an expression of your needs such as, "I need time to get ready for your arrival. "

'Then all of a sudden we were confronted with a brutal force, ' said Option chief executive Jan Callewaert.

When I confronted one German male about this, I inquired him who the Prime Minister of Japan was. He had no hint.

I think in the future, we might be confronted with increasing number of incidents like this.

The missionaries were confronted with a conservative, almost fanatical form of Islam.

When confronted with a problem, try to visualize the outcome that you want.

I confronted the teaching assistant, who referred me to Professor Jayne, who listened to my impassioned arguments but remained unmoved.

Confronted with a straight in-out referendum, the British might well vote to stay.

Disasters can strike at any time. How you handle misfortune when confronted with it, is the true test of your character.

"Accept and adapt, " may be the best advice for a couple confronted with a disparity.

When confronted with such questions, my mind goes blank, and I can hardly remember my own date of birth.

Controversy also accompanied her candidacy. She was often confronted by protesters angry about her favorable view of abortion rights.

As for confronting him: The last time you confronted him about another other-woman, MIP, you wound up begging for his forgiveness.

This time, the police were confronted with a rather complicated case again.

Supposedly, those confronted by minimum-payment requirements should pay at least that much.

When the police confronted her with the evidence, she confessed she was guilty.

Confronted with the economic downturn and the high price of the commodities, Costco stuck to its price advantage of some special products.

And since I could someone play, I should be confronted by a many- horned dilemma, for there are scores of plays I should want to see.

As a clinical psychologist who works with children, one of the most common problems I'm confronted with is school failure.

He became so agitated with shame when he again confronted the child that he forgot the dragging rope.

Sometimes, the fury of nature is unpredictable and cruel. Confronted with nature, mankind is but a fragile and powerless piece of shell.

Confronted by the implosion of the country's financial system, Gordon Brown, the British prime minister, acted.

Meanwhile, Master Roshi is confronted by an old rival.

However, based on my personal experience I can understand how, as they surf the web, some folks might be confronted with cognitive overload.

One military official said Sunday that Pakistani officials had been directly confronted about the American intelligence.

One of the greatest riddles of nature, one of the most incomprehensible problems which confronted mankind, was combustion.

Confronted by the police, he admitted the goat was stolen by him from a villager.

Confronted by the contradictory urges to do good and steer clear, the West has so far accomplished neither.

Emerging from the beauty shop resplendent in a new coiffure, a woman was confronted by a neighbor.

The father confronted the children with large questions.

When he returned to his office, he was confronted with an enormous pile of work.

We've felt hatred with him when he confronted Malfoy.

I thought if I confronted her, it would make things better.

When confronted with other commonwealth s, the sense of belonging to one's own commonwealth is greatly aroused.

Reports say the protesters were confronted by dozens of police officers, who fired tear gas to break up the mob.

The actress was confronted by a large group of reporters as she left the stage door.

However, we are pleased to say that they have traveled thus far, and now met their equal by being confronted by the Light.

"Mother, " said Shelton, who, confronted by her optimism, had never, since his time of trial began, felt so wretchedly dejected.

By becoming aware of illegal questions, you will be prepared to deal with them if confronted in an interview.

Whe she was confronted with video recordings, she had to admit she was involved.

Presuming you know the principles of affiliate marketing , you still will be confronted with a lot of questions.

Yet the construction of the contingent of rural doctors is still confronted with some problems needing prompt solution.

This kind of summarized a lot of other statements: "Mr. President, we are confronted with a moral and a spiritual crisis. "

One unconfirmed account says fighting began when a group of Sunnis confronted Shi'ites and accused them of tearing up a sacred Sunni flag.

Even if a education reform does win government backing, making those improvements would be confronted with a different obstacle: money.

In contrast, nearly 90 percent of Americans of European or African descent felt that the terminally ill should be confronted with the truth.

The work of veteran cadres in the new period is confronted with a great number of tasks.

When they confronted the killer, he shot himself in the head.

Primitive monetary systems require the same balance of supply and demand that confronted the U. S. Treasury and Federal Reserve System .

Women who are confronted with the sex discrimination of employment have become the general phenomenon in every country.

Havel later recalled that what struck him most about that August week was the futility of military power confronted by unarmed civilians.

The setting of GIS core curricula is one of the key questions which confronted with by GIS teaching reform.

Quite early in their relationship, he was confronted with the reality of her injuries.

Debbie also confronted prejudices close to home: one family member suggested Hayley's early puberty had been caused by sexual abuse.

Health law introduces lawyers to the problems confronted by the other great profession in the United States, medicine.

Recent visitors to the website were confronted with images of Jimmy Wales, a co-founder (pictured), and a request for donations.

The Chinese nation is now confronted with a rugged and dangerous section of its historical course.

However, opportunity is open to everyone and one should make good use of it when confronted with it.

Goren said that when she had previously confronted her husband, he said: "I don't know anything, I didn't do anything. "

Confronted by an angry crowd the police retreated.

Shimkus says he confronted Foley last fall after learning of an inappropriate message from the then congressman to a teen.

But in my 19 years, not once have I ever been confronted by an individual who realized independently that I was raised by a gay couple.

When one goes into a full " flight or fight" response when confronted with the phobia source.

A housewife in a supermarket, confronted by several TINS of tomatoes of identical size and quality, will often pick the one nearest to her.

Her husband confronted her with a choice between her career and their relationship.

How you handle misfortune when confronted with it, is the true test of your character.

The child screamed when it confronted the man in the halloween costume.

Dr Goldmeier uses the analogy of a man confronted by an angry tiger.

Third, how should governments respond when confronted with an uncertain, but potentially devastating, threat?

Confronted with the new competitive situation, enterprises should shift their management from an instinctive approach to a strategic one.

The theory of the state-society relations in the fame of traditional national states is confronted with challenges from globalization.

This week, another new president, Nicolas Sarkozy, was confronted with what some hard-left union leaders promised would be a replay of 1995.

Prior research indicates non-human animals also make poor choices, or none at all, when confronted with too much variety.

When confronted, the 7-year-old guilty party denied quite vehemently that she had done the deed.

Confronted by many difficulties and challenges, Pakistan is now at a critical juncture.

They're initially confronted by riot police, who opened fire with tear gas and shot guns. But the police then pulled back and left.

He was confronted by the tempter with a real opportunity to sin.

International nuclear disarmament is currently confronted with unprecedented opportunities.

Last December, I was confronted with one of the most difficult choices I ever had to make in my life.

However, Kil'jaeden confronted Illidan and made him an offer he could not refuse.

When I confronted my mom about it, she said, "Oh, didn't I tell you? "

"You confronted your father and really pushed him. I guess you needed to do that, " Jake said with a tone of respect.

Then one day I saw David in the mall and I confronted him as to why we were not friends anymore.

Confronted with higher reserve requirements, banks are likely to look to fee-based income to offset the effects of lower lending.

Yes, we may get angry and express it in the moment when we are first confronted with a misdeed or betrayal.

But the untrained soldiers of Gates's army panicked and ran when confronted by the British regulars.

Currently, even confronted with economic crisis, China maintains her momentum as the emergent economy and exhibits huge market potentials.

Confronted by global finance and business, no political system seems able to cope alone.

However, one problem is confronted during the construction of digital library: some services probably are conflicted with the copyright law.

But at least the candidate has confronted trouble in Texas before.

The troll is a warning. They know if that if they bypass the troll, they'll be confronted by an ogre.

Yet confronted by the inexorable march of progress, America's telecoms regulators have failed to respond.

Suddenly, the two were confronted by a group of local hoodlums who saw the apprentice's behaviour as an insult to their way of life.

Confronted with that, an accommodative Fed might hold down its short-term rate, which could also stoke inflation.

In contemporary times, both of the two principles have been confronted with serious challenges and have shown a character of relativization.

No regulatory regime could cope when confronted with such an extraordinary incursion of exogenous money .

Yang confronted the HRD while she was about to undergo the neural reprogramming.

Confronted by the financial crisis, however, the new president has made it clear that he now wants to tackle both objectives.

So what was I to do when confronted with the crisis of having a small horse infesting my flat?

The tension of value pluralism and social integration is one of the predicaments which is confronted by liberalism.

Clyde was first arrested in late 1926, after running when police confronted him over a rental car he had failed to return on time.

Confronted with a sink suddenly spurting water many homeowners have neither the knowledge nor the materials to make the repair themselves.

Whenever you are confronted with an opponent, conquer him with love.

Sustainable development is a new confronted challenge to a architect and also a question not being avoided in the modern architecture.

Enterprise is confronted with the hitherto unknown competition pattern afterwards especially China enters WTO, inevitability.

One day last month, two young Afghan men confronted Percovich and a volunteer and demanded that they remove girls from the skating fountain.

Opening up and marketing of tourism market has already become a crucial subject that tourism department is confronted with.

Traditional research has confronted only Mexican and United States interpretations of Mexican-American culture.

Opening the door, the man who had set fire to the church found himself confronted by a dozen policemen with guns.

When confronted with a quotation from a scientific authority thatseems to question evolution, insist on seeing the statement in context.

Instead his defence team, when confronted with inconsistencies in his accounts, insisted that he had simply been confused.

Gratitude is an emotional response of love that wells up within when one is confronted by the awesome design of life.

He courageously and decisively confronted their challenge to his authority .

The babies were also more prone to anxiety when confronted with threatening objects, like a Mr. Potato Head with huge eyes.

Confronted with a question on stability, Mr Putin said much more needed to be done to shore up security.

Ever since the dawn of the civilization, society has been confronted with this problem.

Exasperated marketers argue that confronted with such mercenary consumption patterns, they cannot understand their core markets.

Americans confronted with business disputes expect to turn to lawyers and courts.

The missile positions are confronted with the menaces of the aviation and space surveillance by photoelectric detection and radar.

As a developing country, china is confronted with the dual task of economic development and environment protection.

The glittering, artificial world of entertainment has confronted many sincere Christians with a crisis of conscience.

The world textile industry is now confronted with the challenges from the new way of production and life.

Even when confronted with new evidence to contrary, he stood fast and would not change his opinion.

He confronted their leader and threatened to have the authorities confiscate their equipment.

The heart understands when it is confronted with contrasts.

If you're not confronted with millions of people each day, you can afford to be nice and friendly with the few that you do.

But the hallucination persisted. He fought it off for hours, then threw his rifle open and was confronted with emptiness.

Stand firmly for your convictions when confronted with personal pressure.

But with the aggravation of the market competition, the state-owned hotels are confronted with the more severe development situation.

The state-owned enterprises in the construction industry are confronted with very severe challenges, for the further deepened reform.

Confronted with ever-increasing intricate decision environment, people have to resort to CAS and AI to improve our decision making.

Opportunity and challenge confronted by Sichuan water power development are analyzed here and countermeasures and suggestions are provided.

Confronted with the furious competition of the market, retailers must attach great importance to develop the ability of growth.

He left the showroom and was confronted by waiting police marksmen.

However, the first issue that needs to be confronted is the failure of United Russia to allow freedom of ideas and open debate.

Jinan Hualian Group as a local retail enterprise, is being confronted with the competition from foreign capital.

When RBS accountants got their hands on ABN Amro's books they were confronted by a string of unpleasant surprises.

She could not bear to be confronted with the truth.

Many were the times I lost consciousness and was confronted with death during those ordeals.

We are confronted with several formidable tasks, right now the hardest one is to effect an all-round reform of the price and wage systems.

Even when he became defence secretary, Mr Fox was confronted by budget problems and equipment shortages.

However, countryside public service supplies by county level government in Shaanxi confronted serious problem of the imbalance for supply.

The organization of the HK, Macao and Taiwan exhibition areas of the national exhibition of fine arts is confronted with many difficulties.

Parker confronted Biro, who, in a subsequent e-mail, told Parker that he had "severed all communication with Volpe. "

But Mr Cooper's (and others') computer models, be they algorithm- or player-generated, still need to be confronted with reality.

Chen confronted his American hosts head-on Wednesday over the issue of American arms sales to Taiwan.

When confronted with such question, my mind goes blank and I can hardly remember my won date of birth.

When confronted with personal pressure, you should stand firmly for your belief that you will reach your ultimate goal.

In this circumstance, cross-feature product design has confronted us as a mainstream design phenomenon and method.

They confronted the enemy at dawn.

At present, safety standardization for productive enterprises of hazardous chemicals has confronted many acute problems.

By the time they confronted Illidan, however, he had already retrieved a magical artifact: the Eye of Sargeras.

When confronted with an ultimatum , maintain a calm, dispassionate attitude, and don't simply give in.

Confronted with any investment that's named with a catchy WACronym, you must fight back with your own acronym.

Emerging economies are confronted with the pressure of massive capital inflow, lagging domestic demand and rising inflation risks.

They might thus reassure Palestinians that they will get a fair deal, and assuage Israeli fears of being confronted with excessive demands.

However, China's mining cities are confronted with serious problems that restrain the progress of their sustainable development.

As has been often stated, the species on your planet generally use fight or flight when confronted with this possibility.

Plights and difficulties in terms of value and moral are confronted by Chinese.