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Apparently when he entered the ward they thought the 29-year-old looked so fresh-faced they asked him to prove he was over the age of 16.

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

I knew that if I was once wounded, saw my own flesh mangled and bleeding, I could never have faced a battlefield again.

The stress of his wife's illness is constant, he said, harder on him than stresses he faced for years in the political arena.

"What will it look like? " Was one of the first questions we faced in designing both our game world and player interface.

Whenever you are faced with a similar problem in real life, your mind is now able to put its mystery-solving prowess to a test.

He was standing in a dimly lit room, and a semicircle of wizards faced him, and on the floor at his feet knelt a small, quaking figure.

I would have to say that, if I were faced with the decision, I would follow.

He had never committed a crime before. He was a responsible husband and father. He had been faced with desperate circumstances.

Faced with huge fees, parents insist teeth, and put the burden of any of their livelihood on the shoulder bending, no complaints.

He said that Afghanistan is making progress in every reconstruction effort and is faced with an opportunity for further development.

Thanks to the love and encouragement of her mother, she finally defeated the disease and faced the disability bravely.

When she opened her eyes at last, she looked at him with her strange speechless gaze, and he felt as though he faced a child.

'We haven't faced something like this in decades, ' said the senior American official.

Chinese firms faced something of a popular and political backlash in Africa, and some warn a similar dynamic may be rising in Europe.

It is often faced with a cost-benefit comparison of the problem, that is, to "trade-offs. "

When faced with a situation where we have several courses of action, we want to take the proper course because we have made it a habit.

When faced with injustice in society, remaining quiescent is no option for a man of integrity.

Lying on the sofa, I finally faced up to the unwelcome task, took the list out of my notebook, and scanned it.

Over the weekend, Barack Obama faced strong criticism for remarks he made at a San Francisco fundraising event.

And I faced a whole new set of challenges. I parked a different place every night so I would avoid being noticed and hassled by the police.

Faced with a difficult situation, Tom decided to ask his boss for advice.

Mrs. Clinton said she was trying to make even starker the choice Iran faced if it did not agree to abandon its program.

In spite of torture by the enemy, she faced death with a strong sense of righteousness.

When faced with decisions, try to look at them as if you were one level up in the organization. Your perspective will change quickly.

Denise Hyland was a tall, freckle-faced Irish girl with kind, beautiful eyes and an infectious smile.

He faced squarely the fact that there was an enemy worthy of his steel.

With that, she saunters off with her dirty-faced grandchildren, clad in tattered clothes.

Indeed, she said the Street faced a "resizing" not seen since the cutbacks that followed the bursting of the dot-com bubble a decade ago.

It might be easy to try to escape in one of many ways, but eventually reality has to be faced.

Many organizations are faced with disparate data sources and the task of trying to consolidate this information for reporting and analysis.

Such creatures are best faced only with a great deal of will, and only with an eye to piercing their many disguises.

Mr Daley faced more criticism in June when he said that Chicago would cover any Olympics cost overruns with its own cash.

As if this was not enough, Huawei has twice faced litigation from US groups for allegedly copying or stealing technology.

I looked up to see a cute, baby-faced boy, his pale blond hair carefully gelled into orderly spikes, smiling at me in a friendly way.

The Delegation advised the Committee to be aware of what was at stake, and of the challenges it faced.

There, he quickly learned the dire national debt problems Japan faced and began to earn the reputation as an advocate for curbing debt.

No doubt in a hydrogen-bomb war great cities would be obliterated. But this is one of the minor disasters that would have to be faced.

Tax planners faced an "extremely challenging" environment for the immediate future at least, said the study.

Denise stops running. Red faced, she bends over, hands on knees, trying to catch her breath. Richard stops too, enjoying the scene.

Mr. Greenberg said the amount of exposure AIG faced under the contracts when he left was beside the point.

A President is in a sense lucky if he is faced with a crisis early on; it enables him to shake down his team.

Summits sometimes dissuade leaders from beggaring their neighbours, since the neighbours' complaints may have to be faced in person.

Having said all this, I recommend you to consult a psychiatrist who may help you to overcome the psychological problems you are faced with.

His wife was a little sharp-faced woman, who bullied her husband when he was sober.

in spite of his desire to say something cheering , he could get nothing out but a shame - faced smile.

A single cyclist out in front riding ahead of the peleton stands little chance of victory, faced with battling the wind alone.

After all, one of the more important tasks of a non-executive is to speak up if faced with an executive emperor wearing no clothes.

As a teenager, he faced the invasion of his country, and had to deal with it -- he was the leader of the country.

Faced with these nonsense, do not believe in themselves, calm, not to be utter chaos of the gas and the heart.

Mr Walsh said the current trading environment was "the harshest this industry has ever faced" .

I'm not such a girl who would escape when faced with difficulty. I'm not, never, . And i don't want myself to be that.

If he could only have faced life with the same courage and sense of honor with which he faced death, he would have been quite a guy.

Faced with her hesitation, he wrote : "Do not say that the cliff is the mouth of the volcano. We had no choice but to embrace the jumping. "

He faced criticism recently after his campaign released only his tax returns and not those of his wife, Cindy, a wealthy businesswoman.

stood resolute against the enemy; faced with a resolute opposition; a resolute and unshakeable faith.

When faced with tough decisions sometimes following your heart is all that matters.

I'm not trying to write a forgiveness protocol. Everyone is faced with unique circumstances that deserve to be considered as such.

Whenever I'm faced with a choice, I try to imagine what all the other possibilities are, even the ones that aren't present at the moment.

The problem the world leaders faced was that they were grappling with subjects that had little resonance with most recession-struck voters.

The first time Guardiola faced Sporting as a manger, his side won 6-1, but it has not always been so easy to break down Preciado's teams.

She didn't speak the same language, but it was the least of the obstacles she faced. There was no money for pens.

Even the streets leading up to its outer barriers were roamed by gorilla-faced guards in black uniforms, armed with jointed truncheons.

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

Supporters say that the country always seems to shuffle its feet but then snaps into action when faced with a crisis.

One of the greatest difficulties faced by a start-up is that financing is often done in stages, subject to meeting benchmarks.

Not such an unusual ambition for many girls these days, except that just a few years ago, Julieth faced a future of only poverty and abuse.

When I faced my own challenges, fidelity to my subjects at the moment of painting was always the goal.

There, in an ornate citadel, Luke faced an enemy he had not ever expected to see again: Emperor Palpatine.

He admitted that, as he faced death, he might be overestimating the odds out of a desire to believe in an afterlife.

Secure people do not give up when faced with a difficult situation; they say "I can" rather than "I can't. "

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

When economists are faced with analysing this sort of decision, they reach for a branch of mathematics called game theory.

You could make a fairly tight argument to say that it is the single greatest health threat that has ever faced the human species.

Certainly, simple checklists won't fix the tough organizational problems faced by agile practitioners trying to effect meaningful change.

Now that you've been working in that field, you've climbed as far up the ladder as you can go, and you miss the challenges you once faced.

With no savings from his monthly take-home pay of as little as $700, he said, he faced certain homelessness.

In particular, he said the challenges embodied in the sharp rise in energy and commodity prices must be faced squarely.

If it was dealing with critical contract negotiations or similar, then you faced the prospect of a divided group with simmering conflicts.

And I faced down my own confusion as a mother, as a woman, about the issues that raising a girl raises in me about my own femininity.

Mrs. van der Luyden's portrait by Huntington (in black velvet and Venetian point) faced that of her lovely ancestress.

Boris Yeltsin gained international acclaim when he occupied the Russian White House and faced down the threats of the leaders of the coup.

I was faced with a new problem. She couldn't face up to the fact that she was no longer young.

Once elected and in office, she quite often faced difficulties and discrimination, from her colleagues due to her gender.

"One of the challenges we faced in Africa was that there was very little information, " he says.

Today's soccer moms are faced with a number of challenges that soccer moms of yesterday did not have to deal with.

Faced with an economic mess, it might be easier for CEOs to shift operations out of the US instead.

"If it's going to happen, it would be the biggest of all outbreaks the world has faced in the 21st century, " she said.

The Miami strife was just a warm-up for what the Democrats faced when they met in Chicago later that month.

He also faced down powerful figures in the central government as he took on militias with powerful friends.

"One of the challenges we faced in Africa was that there was very little information, " he says.

Today's soccer moms are faced with a number of challenges that soccer moms of yesterday did not have to deal with.

Faced with an economic mess, it might be easier for CEOs to shift operations out of the US instead.

"If it's going to happen, it would be the biggest of all outbreaks the world has faced in the 21st century, " she said.

The Miami strife was just a warm-up for what the Democrats faced when they met in Chicago later that month.

He also faced down powerful figures in the central government as he took on militias with powerful friends.

So, faced with the Danish advance, Alfred did not risk open battle but harried the enemy.

However, many students criticized him as soon as he made the comment, and said Wang was ignorant to the hardships student's faced.

Sept. 11 put New York, a city that had not faced combat in more than 200 years, on the front lines in a global war on terrorism.

Red-faced astronomers only discovered it a few days before and until then they thought it was a piece of space junk.

Sept. 11 put New York, a city that had not faced combat in more than 200 years, on the front lines in a global war on terrorism.

Red-faced astronomers only discovered it a few days before and until then they thought it was a piece of space junk.

Boz's problems faced him on the other end, when the ship reached the new planet's orbit, and he woke up the main crew.

Or is it really smoke from a fire? it's not always easy to tell if you are faced with a real emergency.

Faced with the potential escape of her quarry, she doesn't hesitate to follow Poggle into the heart of darkness.

Faced with the threat of a full- scale military invasion, the general has no choice but to cooperate.

Yeltsin faced up to the fact that he was no longer fit for the Russian presidency and resigned on New Year's Eve.

she was constantly pained by the sight of the white - faced , ragged men who slopped desperately by her in a sort of wretched mental stupor.

Preferring to stick to the status quo when faced with unexpected upheaval tends to lead to a sense of helplessness and distress.

This is often the case in many of the ethical dilemmas that are faced by individuals as well as professional accountants.

Preferring to stick to the status quo when faced with unexpected upheaval tends to lead to a sense of helplessness and distress.

This is often the case in many of the ethical dilemmas that are faced by individuals as well as professional accountants.

Instead, despite the horror that he wreaked, the paradox remains that he seems like a blank-faced killer out of a Norwegian novel.

Two years ago, we met together at a time of great uncertainty, as we faced the threat of a global influenza pandemic.

Of course, I did not know at the time who this man was. But I learned later that it was the Golden-faced Buddha, Miao Renfeng, Master Miao.

He remembered when he had become an Eight, as Lily would do shortly, and had been faced with that freedom of choice.

He's waiting to see if I'll break, I know, if this will be the thing that puts me over the edge, brave-faced little Mireya.

The modern entrepreneur is faced with a more complex world than when Richard Branson began by selling records out of a phone box.

Faced with it , some of them can stand up to it . draw useful lessons from it and try hard to fulfill what they are determined to do.

The last time a Democrat sat in the White House, he faced a nonstop witch hunt by his political opponents.

Faced with it , some of them can stand up to it . draw useful lessons from it and try hard to fulfill what they are determined to do.

The last time a Democrat sat in the White House, he faced a nonstop witch hunt by his political opponents.

Marx belonged to a relatively well-to-do family. He had not faced hunger in his childhood. He was much better off than many fellow students.

Henchard 's house was one of the best , faced with dull red -and- grey old brick .

It must have been hard for her to tell the awkward, freckle -faced first grader the truth.

Faced with her look of shock, I had been ready to take it all back if necessary, blame myself, and apologize.

So, when you're faced with something like that, of course you've got to break it down.

Faced with such a grim panorama, this week Mrs Clinton returned to Mexico City, accompanied by the entire American national-security team.

One day, an old, brown-faced seaman came walking along the road, looking about him.

He may also have faced down the PdL's desire for a narrow mandate (that will become clear only from his full programme).

He may also have faced down the PdL's desire for a narrow mandate (that will become clear only from his full programme).

Faced with imperialist aggression, the people of that country have to rise up in armed struggle.

With age no longer on his side, he comes to understand the problems his parents faced in their lives, which led to his mother's suicide.

When you are faced with a task or a situation, use what you already know to help you learn more or to deal with the problem.

Over two years ago, the United States and the global economy faced the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.

The military alliance that faced down the Red Army might have been expected to crush the clumsy forces of Colonel Qaddafi in days.

She faced the wall to her right. She put her hands on her heart, and shook.

Only when he faced nature and Chinese classical culture did he feel that it was more practical.

Well, I say (a little red-faced at this point), an artist has to find some appeal in his or her subject - otherwise what would be the point?

Faced with the killing, raping and looting, civilians no longer differentiate between the various groups of men with guns.

Faced with the killing, raping and looting, civilians no longer differentiate between the various groups of men with guns.

These questions are just some examples of the challenges you may be faced with when trying to implement a BI project.

The International Air Transport Association says 2009 is shaping up to be one of the toughest years the airline industry has ever faced.

In a straight fight, therefore, it was the drug-sensitive strain that had the selective advantage when faced with a two-pronged attack.

People differ in their attitudes towards failure. Faced with it, some of them can stand up to it.

Civil servants are frustrated at how quickly each prime minister develops a weakness of the knees when faced with a strong man in uniform.

Had Mr Bennett faced all registered Republicans, he might have survived.

The sallow-faced undertaker owed his invitation to the fact that his wife and the wife of the Don were the closest of friends.

It had to be faced one day on her own; it was too beautiful to stay away forever.

Over the course of a single three-week period in 2006, he said he faced down more bombs than in his first two months in Afghanistan.

The martyr, when faced even by a death of bodily anguish and horror, finds in the very terror of his doom a strong stimulant and tonic.

Yet among all the photographs of the rather pudding-faced artist in the exhibition, not one captures what made him such a lady-killer.

Addressing a conference in eastern China, the head of the Population Planning Commission Li Bin said the country faced major changes.

We faced the same decision when Virginia Tech shooter Seung-hui Cho released a videotape in which he said, "You forced me into a corner. "

Dialogs have always been a hobgoblin in the Windows platform. Developers are constantly faced with an unacceptable choice.

"Faced with this huge responsibility, I feel I need to be very careful, and I feel fear, " Mr Ma said after his election triumph.

He said the company faced soft demand, excess capacity and high costs.

Let us take a sample code to see the issues faced using lazy loading and a solution to overcome it.

Now, just as the French had faced up to his disqualification from public life, the case against the former IMF boss seems close to collapse.

As for Logan himself, nothing would stand in his way when faced with the opportunity to revisit the role of the would-be bounty hunter.

Some parents participating in the Fuxin No. 2 school suit said they faced pressure from local authorities not to pursue the matter.

Mr Fan said the real problem the world faced today was an overvalued dollar, not only against the renminbi but against all major currencies.

If Inter suffered a heavy defeat in Bergamo, the bianconeri in Rome faced the difficulties which had been foreseen.

In one of his acts, "Bip Remembers" , the sad-faced clown relived in mime the horrors of the war and stressed the necessity of love.

Isser, deep in an easy chair, faced the rest of us. His eyes were bloodshot from working nonstop on his plan to get Attila out of Argentina.

"It has been the best few days of my life, " said one fan, who was faced with a potential dilemma with his wife set to give birth this week.

I climbed on board , out of breath , red-faced , and stumbled over a woman's legs to the last unoccupied seat .

he faced about and , standing between the awnings , held out his right hand at arms length towards the sun.

The Czechs faced Canada in the semifinals and it turned out to be one of the greatest games in Olympic history.

When I was a fresh-faced young lad trying to make it in the movie business, I had to max out the credit card, find wealthy backers. . .

So, finally, she faced the fact that there was no sense dreaming about if only, and forcefully returned her thoughts to her original plan.

He said he was "deeply saddened" by the killings but said the violence was part of the challenges the country faced as it rebuilt itself.

The boss of one of America's biggest banks says that, if he were faced with Swiss-style capital surcharges, he would try to move.

they continued to encourage the soldiers floating nearby , even as they themselves faced certain death in arctic waters.

Faced with a case like this one, we might be tempted to give Pierpont some simple advice.

The issue that faced climate modellers at the time was that their earlier models did not take aerosols into account.

When World War I erupted in Europe in 1914, Bryan faced one of the greatest challenges to his beliefs. Do you know what this was?

Faced with an Irish rally, he was ready to submit himself to his sovereign, King Henry.

He said the U. S. faced a series of difficult decisions about how to lower the deficit and invest in the country's future.

But a year ago America's top economic policymakers faced a momentous decision: whether or not to let Lehman Brothers fail (see article).

She did not know who smile faced on his, but she hiding sad alone.

If the raid had been delayed by a few hours, she might have faced the first of many rapes.

I remember her bringing me up to a truculent and red- faced old gentleman covered all over with orders and ribbons .

A year ago consensus held that China faced feeble growth and social revolt by an army of millions of laid-off workers.

Faced with such a situation, as the foundation of social development-building-construction projects appears to be particularly important.

While it's normal to turn nauseous when faced with such a beast, you can only call in sick so many days in a row.

The small legacy was as welcome as flowers in spring, coming just when they were faced with an enormous bill.

'If I had faced the necessity of making a living from day one, I would not have been able to follow the path I chose, ' he writes.

However, chip designers are faced with a difficult challenge when trying to develop a ten million gate design from scratch.

Lakers fans who never stopped cheering while Bryant faced charges in Colorado booed him on opening night, surprising no one more than Kobe.

Meeting again five months later in London they were faced with an ever deepening global recession and the real risk of global contagion.

A red-faced man in a bowler hat had now shouldered his way to the front of the crowd.

That said, the Asia-Pacific is still faced with many threats and challenges, making the road to development for all a long uphill one.

Faced with such enthusiasm, her mother did not know what to say.

Tobacco kills up to half its users and is described by the WHO as "one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced. "

At the door to the restaurant, a stunning, porcelain faced woman in traditional costume asked me to remove my shoes.

I rolled over and faced her, ready to let her see the rage and disappointment in my eyes.

She was hatless and white faced and her long grey hair streamed down her back as she lashed the horse like a Fury.

The monarch went on to say how the two countries, and those of Europe and the Commonwealth, now faced different threats.

Faced with shrinking budgets, he wanted something that could be achieved quickly without getting bogged down in red tape.

Probably one of the toughest cases that our unit has faced was the Unabomber case. 16 devices, 17 years of investigation.

But the visit to London came as Lampard faced the prospect of having to take Chelsea to court to uphold his right to leave.

Once again, General de Gaulle faced up to the storm, and once again the general avoided the worst.

One remained faced by the fact of a man blown to bits for nothing even most remotely resembling an idea, anarchistic or other.

Researchers also found that men looked for excuses not to see the doctor when faced with symptoms that could indicate prostate problems.

They are faced with the possibility of an endless amount of losses, I do not see in the view of the end of any signs of deterioration.

The little white-faced account of her cheap, dingy places to escape.

The task which we are faced with seems to be beyond the scope of our strength .

Once it has taken one of these tests, will a rat, faced with another test of the same kind, learn more quickly?

The top plane of the skull is very slightly divergent from that of the muzzle, but with no tendency toward a down-faced appearance.

Other investors speculated that Unibanco faced big hidden losses and was guided into a merger with the help of banking authorities.

Faced with a population at such an advanced stage of ageing , the German government has executed a dramatic policy U- turn .

Prosecutors had been investigating him for years, and soon after, he faced new charges that he molested a 13-year old cancer survivor.

And yet he has faced criticism from analysts including Deutsche Bank's Michael Mayo, who said it wasn't clear what he did to earn his pay.

Faced with these problems, Afghans have gathered their ancient treasures into a dazzling exhibition and sent it on an international tour.

But this social order can be fragile when faced with chaotic threats, like that of the queue-jumper.

But this means that God was subjecting Adam and Eve to a state where they were faced with a decision to obey or disobey.

"We faced big challenges, " he said, in an interview in his Beijing office.

Life seems to be a series of crises that have to be faced.

The tool collects relevant information for a problem scenario to help understand the root cause of the problem faced by a client.

I faced an excellent player today, and I couldn't use any of the opportunities I had. He was a very good player and he beat me today.

She was pulled from the classroom in February and faced termination hearings; the case is now with an arbitrator.

Fortis, a Dutch-Belgian bank, faced speculation that it would be unable to raise more capital as its share price fell by 10% on Friday.

The united states once faced the situation: it had much sustain for liberalism at the very beginning.

'Well! You have come here to be educated, and taught a useful trade, ' said the red-faced gentleman in the high chair.

However, not every time, "space walk" like the task faced by Helms and Voss, a fixed-targeted, as a support arm can be completed.

This was the situation faced by Great Britain between the time it rejoined the gold standard in 1925 and forced off of it in 1931 .

The pain would be more acceptable if the creditors acted as if they believed they faced an existential threat.

The big adjustment we faced was that there is no compile time checking with JavaScript.

If it's just the result of layoffs and outsourcing, however, it will fall when, faced with increased demand, producers do more hiring.

China's toy market, normally a major part of the country's exports, faced a tough Christmas as the worldwide recession began to bite.

Faced with such a stern fact, the international community should cooperate sincerely and take effective actions to save wild tigers.

Nineteen percent of those surveyed said they faced a crunch, down from 22 percent a year earlier, and less than half the figure in 2006.

One afternoon, when Otis was telling of the great dangers he had faced, the ducks began to squawk frantically.

Surely the situation today poses no greater challenges than I faced when I started a business as a recent immigrant to this country.

Even the children of such 'unreliable elements' faced many official restrictions.

The wisest man of his day, Solomon, faced a similar frustration and disappointment.

New parents are faced with an almost insurmountable number of decisions as they prepare for a new phase in their lives.

Sri Ramakrishna faced the east as he talked to his disciple and told him about the Knowledge of Brahman .

A Home Office spokesman said the UK faced a "real and serious threat from terrorism" .

Faced with this, Tim Geithner, US Treasury secretary, is trying to strike a conciliatory tone.

the house is located at the center of the community , east faced to the water scene , wearing the warm sun - shinning all day ! !

It is still unclear, though, why some women faced with enormous challenges develop depression, while others with similar challenges do not.

Faced with getting from A to B, the average person will automatically set out on the best known and apparently simplest route.

When money is on the brain, people become disinclined to ask for help when faced with a difficult or even impossible puzzle.

It did not help that he faced disagreements within his small team , which led to several departures .

The state is now faced with the immediate question of raising new taxes.

No doubt many of those fresh-faced fighters will be killed or forced to flee in the next few months.

Dealing with the underlying issues can be very difficult and most people do relapse when faced with painful memories, feelings and emotions.

Goldman Sachs faced mounting pressure yesterday following the disclosure it had received almost $13bn as part of the AIG bail-out.