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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.

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.

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

Though Murray faced up to four years in state prison, it isn't clear how much time he will actually serve.

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

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

The bottom line is that China hasn't yet faced up to the wrenching changes that will be needed to deal with this global crisis.

He faced up to his difficulties like a man.

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

However, unlike Xerxes, we faced up to the challenges of our new environment.

Most of them faced up to the hardships of pioneering without thought of personal gain or loss.

However, the opposition Conservatives are seen as having faced up to the issue more effectively.

Rural education has been faced up to lots of problems. The growth of rural compulsory education input stays sluggish.

True warrior faced up to beautiful eyebrow in the United States, dare to face pale single.

If we didn't, we faced up to seven years in prison, " he said. "

He faced up to his troubles manfully.

She faced up to her troubles bravely.

She faced up to her difficulties.

In Alaska, Republicans had faced up to their problem by replacing Mr Murkowski in the primary.

The new circumstances must be faced up to.

He faced up to his trouble bravely.

Republicans had faced up to their problem by replacing Mr Murkowski in the primary.

She also faced up to 40 lashes if convicted, but that punishment was not imposed.

It is a fact that must be faced up to.

With that figure, Skilling faced up to 30. 4 years in prison.

They faced up to the fresh problem with their usual courage and ingenuity.

Nomatter what the final outcome is, you faced up to a problem squarely, made your best effort to resolve it, and accepted the result.

As a result, Graber faced up to 16 years in prison for recording a police officer during a public traffic stop.

But you were faced up to these, just ten years old, you braved to assume the responsibility.