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Facing up to the general director, all the cheerfulness on their faces is tense and artificial.

Facing up to ideology interpellation, the intellectuals always represent the subjective state of themselves in their creative expression.

facing up to this crises, working with us. The U. S. have told China that we are ready to help. Last month, our.

We're dealing with the most dramatic financial recession for 70 years. Every country is facing up to the consequences of that.

Gordon Brown wept in public last weekend when he spoke of facing up to the possible premature death of his son Fraser.

No, there is no way I can return my Chinese cooler if it involves facing up to that girl.

"Nissan was not facing up to its problems, " he says, which meant critical decisions were being put off.

Be when facing up to Asian reality come a few years, east Asia a batch of countries with " wild goose goes " means is volant and towering.

There is no romance in the notion, nor any stoicism to be found in facing up to the fact.

By facing up to what he has done, Lucien takes the first steps towards the future, and finally even dares to return to his son.

Which brings me to the culpability of those who are only now facing up to the G. O. P. 's craziness.

And, almost inevitably, procrastination in facing up to fiscal problems will have inflationary consequences.

A Michigan woman is being charged with a misdemeanor offense and is facing up to 93 days in jail.

Experienced and thoughtful cone-eaters enjoy facing up to this kind of sudden challenge.

"This is a problem the Germans are not facing up to, " he said.

Frankly, everyone is afraid of failure, afraid of facing up to the problems, but again, escaping is futile.

catching on opportunity, facing up to challenge, making rapid progress at original point.

A German man is facing up to 10 years in a Turkish prison because his nine-year-old son picked up pebbles from a beach.

The chairman of China Mobile is facing up to new competitive threats and major technology challenges.

A motion moved by Hon LEUNG Yiu-chung on "Facing up to the needs of people with disabilities in using transport" was passed.

This is Crocodile Dundee territory, but the move is more about facing up to a distant dragon than to the local saltwater crocs.

A motion moved by Hon LEUNG Yiu-chung on "Facing up to the transport needs of people with disabilities" was passed.

Meanwhile, Bhutan is facing up to the impact of global warming.

Many of those facing up to such sadness want spiritual reassurance.

And NBS officials have been commendably honest this year in facing up to some of the gaps in the data.

Only by facing up to the past and apologizing for one's actions, as Tsukiko does, can a person reintegrate their psyche.

"Facing up to history squarely" isn't easy for any country.

And it absolves the Fed and Treasury of facing up to their long string of policy mistakes.

How can you avoid facing up to the fact?

Originally facing up to 35 years in prison, he will now receive a much milder sentence, perhaps including no time in jail.

So how can you go about facing up to your debts?

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Facing up to big challenges

I have the best ability to learn, good at learning new knowledge, in facing up to challenges;

Facing up to violence in America