Or rather, he's come face-to-face with a picture of her.
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She does however, come face to face with three semi-headless hunters.
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Instead, we've come face to face with something quite different—what we
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Have you ever wanted to come face to face with YouTube commenters?
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That's when you're forced to come face to face with what's happening.
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It's not every day you come face-to-face with your celebrity crush!
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"Behave impeccably," she advises, when you come face to face with the Fool.
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"We have no wish to come face to face with the U.S." he said.
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Washington (CNN)Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will again come face to face with California Rep.
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Later, the two come face to face, with Locken touching her finger on Redmond's chest.
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Entering this frightful franchised haunt forces visitors to come face-to-face with bad luck.
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A man with a stutter prepares to come face-to-face with someone he met online.
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The two catch the train out of town, only to come face-to-face with Lawrence.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are about to come face-to-face with their royal namesake!
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Instead, the books on the shelf forced them to come face-to-face with their sexuality.
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There's something undeniably endearing about watching little kids come face-to-face with their biggest heroes.
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Ideological diversity is much harder, because it forces everyone to come face to face with actual beliefs.
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Issue five sees Jonesy come face-to-face with her mega-crush, the intergalactic pop singer STUFF.
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Morales and Diaz maintain they're confident -- not afraid -- to come face to face with their former employer.
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In Sekiro, you come face to face with this horse, which is incredibly loyal to its evil master.
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Leroy and Dick barely make it out, and come face to face with Pennywise, dragging away the corpses.
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After walking past the main stores through the park entrance, you'll come face to face with the plaza.
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To come face to face with your son's killer, you know, nothing can really prepare you for that.
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Finally they made a break for it — only to come face to face with Phil, standing on the lawn.
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So we put together a map that lets you remove that abstraction and come face to face with reality.
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Finally, they made a break for it — only to come face to face with Phil, standing on the lawn.
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Then, once you've come face to face with your fears (and I'm not saying it's easy), start digging deeper.
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The moment we come face to face with our own wretchedness as it calls for us to give in.
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If you come face-to-face with a bear, mountain lion or coyote, do your best to look imposing.
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But in following along with these objectives, you will always come face-to-face with the narrowness of Yonder.
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So too does Ozan Atalan's installation "Monochrome," where we come face to face with the skeleton of a water buffalo.
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On season 7, episode 6 of GoT, Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen come face-to-face with the Night King.
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He also shared an important message with parents and children who may come face-to-face with the opioid crisis.
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Many people would cry upon hearing the news that they have to come face-to-face with Donald J. Trump.
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Kim Kardashian West will come face-to-face with the woman she helped to free from prison ... TMZ has learned.
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Players will have the chance to visit various gyms and come face to face with many never-before-seen Pokemon.
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Funerals have a way of reframing our reality — of forcing us to come face-to-face with our own mortality.
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In recent years, this day has become violent as pro-Biafran activists come face-to-face with Nigerian security forces.
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Trump is likely to come face to face with all four in the National Cathedral before a huge television audience.
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To come face-to-face with what's largely perceived as revolting, yet always unseen, is a jolting but illuminating experience.
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I have come face-to-face with the worst of humanity — but my commitment to law enforcement has never wavered.
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I spin around and come face-to-face with The One himself, Neo, his black trench coat rippling with recent movement.
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She turns to welcome them, only to come face to face with the Real Butcher, who cleaves her head in two.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Friday evening's episode, the reality stars come face to face with some serious marriage questions.
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After the film, which lasts an exhilarating seven minutes, you come face-to-face with the people from it once again.
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Last time we saw the second-youngest Stark boy, he had just come face to face with the three-eyed raven.
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This considered, the Purpose World Tour is an opportunity for Born Again Beliebers to come face-to-face with their leader.
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Luckily, if they ever do come face to face with forces determined to shut them up, the A.C.L.U. will be there.
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In the past year or so, since I started college, I forced myself to come face to face with what happened.
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It seems that — with each swipe through our Instagram feeds — we come face-to-face with a new and unexpected eyeliner trend.
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To do so, the speaker must come face to face with the unruly and terrifying components of our collective and individual histories.
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That changes in the final moments of the ride, however, when visitors come face to face with the Shaman of Songs herself.
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According to TVLine, the witch will pull a Cady Heron and come face-to-face with a spellbinding version of Regina George.
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The couple has dealt with some problems over the years, and they've even come face-to-face with them in couples counseling.
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Whether it's homeless families seeking a warm meal or cooks relieving themselves, Bottura wants people to come face-to-face with inspiration.
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Dany has come face to face with her enemies, and hurt them gravely — but not without one of her dragons being injured.
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At the heart of The Halcyon is The Atrium, where guests will come face-to-face with some of their favorite characters.
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And the comedian shared some very specific ideas for critics who may come face-to-face with President Trump's elder daughter and adviser.
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He calls BS. Jennifer's witness -- a former pastry chef who worked with Tim -- has allegedly come face-to-face with Tim's violent ways.
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Let's hope our astronauts never come face to face with a rip-roaring cloud of orbital debris, as Sandra Bullock did in Gravity.
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Once a dog climbs up the steps, it reaches a small platform that allows it to come face to face with its owner.
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To read its six shattering pages is to come face-to-face with the isolation, self-doubt and crushing misery of mental illness.
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Along the way, they come face to face with some sea lions who are sure to be the breakout stars of this movie.
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Tiffany Haddish will come face-to-face with the Black Panther himself before taking over hosting duties of the MTV Movie & TV Awards.
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Look in the wrong place and Leon will come face to face with a corpse — or pile of corpses —that tell a tale unseen.
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Following her split from Jack Antonoff, Lena Dunham has come face-to-face with the reality of being alone — a state she once loved.
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In the first round of the fight, he had to come face to face with Hannah Ann Sluss months after breaking up their engagement.
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How can we relax when we are about to come face-to-face with a ghost that may not be of the Casper variety?
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Sadly, that fleeting hope has come face to face with the reality that the U.S. policies towards refugees are no longer ones of welcome.
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The teenaged contestants on The Quest are dropped into the fantasy world of Everealm and have to come face to face with magical challenges.
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After wandering off, she finds herself lost inside a fun house, only to come face-to-face with a girl who looks just like her.
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But everyone experiences it differently — some people may feel super-nauseous but never actually come face-to-face with a toilet; others may puke regularly.
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Our working day was saved but we had come face-to-face with the tenuous nature of the supposedly frictionless operations of het nieuwe werken.
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In a jarring instance of the internet colliding with real life, President Trump is about to come face-to-face with a viral internet sensation.
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Corinne Olympios could come face-to-face with DeMario Jackson on the "Bachelor in Paradise" reunion show, 'cause she'll be there ... according to Corinne herself.
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A supervisor at Feng Sushi restaurant inside Borough Market told the Financial Times how he had come face to face with one of the attackers.
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You don't want to come face-to-face with your god, because it's frightening to think that you might see a pimple on his chin.
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Had the Trump campaign succeeded, Mr. Clinton would have come face-to-face with the women on national television, a potentially humiliating and excruciating encounter.
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Ledger's death made Gyllenhaal come face-to-face with the brutal realities of the world, and how quickly people can enter and leave your life.
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We sat down with Max to discuss the band's legacy and had him come face-to-face with the opinions of one particularly avid fan.
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It's in jail where addicts first come face-to-face with the criminal-justice system, long before they commit crimes that warrant a prison sentence.
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For those who have the mettle to come face-to-face with a lion, an Australian zoo is opening an enclosure — except the humans are inside.
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"It's imperative that today's young people come face to face with the consequences of unchecked hatred," the center's director, Rabbi Reuven Mintz, said in a statement.
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If you do come face to face with one of the animals, you must do everything you can to survive, the agency said in their statement.
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If you do come face-to-face with one of the animals, you must do everything you can to survive, the agency said in their statement.
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On Friday, Trump will come face-to-face with the outwardly anti-American president of the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte at the APEC summit in Danang, Vietnam.
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"Parents need to know they could now come face-to-face with the LGBT agenda when they sit down to watch the Hallmark Channel," it read.
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First, before Rhodes could come face to face with his Idol, he gets decked out in Ryan Seacrest Distinction with a little help from Seacrest's stylist, Miles.
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The good news was I didn't come face to face with Trump throughout most of the election — until one of the last debates of the Republican primary.
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In what may be the year's most hotly anticipated meeting, Ed Sheeran has come face-to-face with a baby who looks almost exactly like Ed Sheeran.
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Time and again, this country has come face to face with despair, until a leader emerged, from either side of the aisle, to help renew our optimism.
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More suspects emerge in the murder, and Hardy and Miller come face-to-face with the killer—but a well-placed hoodie makes him impossible to identify.
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She creeps into the building and up the stairs, only to come face-to-face with Raymond, who is holding an axe and ready to use it.
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The challenge was to create an engaging way for the public to come face-to-face with their own fear, love, and anxieties surrounding robots and automation.
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Queen Elizabeth inspired one of Charlotte Tilbury's lipsticks, and now the makeup artist and founder of Charlotte Tilbury Beauty has come face-to-face with her inspiration.
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The trip to the slave market is harrowing for Claire, who despite spending years in the past hasn't really come face to face with this disgusting institution.
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Though I didn't know it at the time, I would later have the NSX out on the open road and come face-to-face with its charms.
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How Bailey had to testify at the trial, had to meet the woman's parents, had to come face to face with the man who killed her neighbor.
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It was the first time Hall and a team of US undercover agents had come face to face with Li after months of dealing with him online.
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It is an invitation that is most important in these moments of deep pain and confusion — moments when we come face to face with evil and suffering.
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Those who managed to make it to the emergency exit threw it open, only to come face to face with the third gunman, who was waiting outside.
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After all, this showcase tour was the first time that the women were able to come face-to-face with the people who they strive to inspire.
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Running has helped me come face-to-face with what I took for granted: I believed my eating disorder was a story that belonged in the past.
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I truly did not come face to face with segregation and racism until I moved back to Georgia as an adult, and what a shock that was.
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When the Wilsons inevitably come face to face with their evil doppelgängers, "Us" becomes a film about, among other things, unaddressed histories creeping back into your life.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa said on Thursday night he had come face to face with horrific accounts of people grieving the loss of family and friends in Chimanimani.
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Similar to Project Runway, Netflix's Next In Fashion will start off with a pool of designers who will come face-to-face with all sorts of design challenges.
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A very familiar face makes an entrance on next week's episode and forces him to come face-to-face with his past: enter former Bachelorette star Andi Dorfman.
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Despite Tyrion's mutterings from his vantage point across the field, the Kingslayer grabs his spear and lunges at Daenerys, only to come face to face with the dragon.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek at Wednesday's Real Housewives of New York City, where Tom and Luann come face to face with one of his ex-girlfriends.
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One such opportunity is getting to come face to face with Hamilton's actual piano, which Fisher's character, Phillip, learned to play scales on with his older sister, Angelica.
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First Brad and Angelina killed romance forever, and now Jean-Ralphio has come face to face with his biological father, Steve Harrington, ripping apart the space-time continuum.
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And guests in the right place at the right time might even come face-to-face with an armored samurai, a host from Westworld's sister park, Shogun World.
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Here we come face to face with an affectless tableau of a father, mother, and their three grown daughters rigidly posed in front of two plates of muffins.
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The word on the street is that Gizelle Bryant will come face-to-face with boyfriend Sherman Douglas' ex-wife this season on The Real Housewives of Potomac.
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At every single step of dating and in every genre of relationship, I come face to face with power disparities and micro-aggressions that are tinged with misogyny.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at Friday's drama-filled episode, Bachelorette's JP Rosenbaum and Ashley (Hebert) Rosenbaum come face-to-face with their younger selves, so to speak.
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Bailey has to force them to stop and they go to a stairwell where Amelia forces him to come face-to-face with why he wants a child.
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Which means Republicans must now come face to face with this fact: They will renege -- at least for now -- on an eight-year promise to their political base.
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For the viewer — and only one viewer at a time can enter — it is startling to come face-to-face with people as they run for their lives.
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It will thus come face to face with a difficult reality, and hopefully show the electorate how difficult that reality is, and how little easy answers can help.
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It was announced around the same time that Trump landed in London for a NATO summit, where he will come face to face with French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Kylie Jenner did NOT want to come face-to-face with Nicki Minaj at the VMAs, 'cause she completely changed course on the red carpet to avoid her.
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Ezekiel Elliott will come face to face with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell on Tuesday to discuss the physical altercation in Vegas that captured on video, according to ESPN.
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In an interview with Reuters, Turkey's government spokesman said he saw a small possibility that Turkish forces could come face-to-face with the U.S. troops in Manbij.
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Dana White says he will finally come face-to-face with Conor McGregor after the UFC star's bus attack hearing ... where they will presumably talk about Conor's next fight.
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The man immediately notices it once he walks inside, and the two women burrow further back into the closet only to come face-to-face with a sex doll.
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The first 100 days is often a sobering experience for Presidents as they first come come face-to-face with the huge responsibilities of serving as commander in chief.
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" "I think oftentimes when someone is diagnosed with cancer, it's a scary thing for the healthy person because it makes them come face to face with heir own mortality.
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At the G20, bin Salman will come face-to-face with Western leaders who have been increasingly critical of the Saudi leader since the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Opponents have organized counterprotests in the city throughout the day and are expected to come face-to-face with white supremacist groups outside the White House in the evening.
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Their eventual sentiments will be significant, as they have both benefitted from a cozy relationship with Big Gun and have now come face to face with its natural byproduct.
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Iwan Rheon, who plays the evil bastard Ramsay Bolton, is super pumped for his character to finally come face to face with Jon Snow (the de facto good bastard).
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While opponents to trans civil rights like VanNess are often quick to vocalize their beliefs, they rarely have to come face-to-face with the people they preach against.
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She had come face-to-face with him at the drop off earlier Sunday ... but this time it looks like she actually exchanges words with Corey in close proximity.
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Ya gotta imagine it'll suck when Bieber does eventually come face-to-face with lawyers, especially after such a swoon-worthy time with his gal in the Big Apple.
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"In recent years I've come face-to-face with mental illness, as several people close to me were hospitalized with severe suicidal depression and manic and schizophrenic thoughts," she says.
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The popular film, which stars Sandra Bullock, follows a woman and her two children who come face to face with an entity that takes the form of people's worst fears.
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The pile forces them to come face to face with just how much stuff they have — often an eye-opening moment in a show that doesn't traffic in high drama.
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And I have a feeling that Croisilles, like the many other places in France that have suddenly come face-to-face with Europe's migrant crisis, will get used to it.
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Kobe Bryant fans, here's your chance to come face-to-face with the Mamba himself (kinda) ... 'cause the NBA legend's game-worn protective face mask just hit the auction block!!
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But Mr. Trump will not be the first modern-day American president to come face-to-face with the leader of an adversary, and those encounters have a mixed record.
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Lansing, Michigan (CNN)It's the night before the three young women will come face to face with the man who repeatedly sexually assaulted them, and they are having dinner together.
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The pope's six-day visit to Africa, with stops in Mozambique, Madagascar and Mauritius, is an opportunity for him to come face to face with the future of his church.
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"It is impossible to really understand the magnitude of the crisis until you come face to face with it," Rania told journalists after speaking with refugee women in the camp.
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It was the start of a decade that would force people and policymakers to come face-to-face with the unintended consequences of building a world by burning fossil fuels.
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In Argentina, he will likely come face-to-face with several of the same leaders, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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Since the 1980s, DMI has provided bear safety education to their forest technicians and employees, many of whom have come face-to-face with bears while working in the Peace Country.
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It might have changed the perception of the race -- and forced Sanders and the Democratic Party to come face-to-face with the real possibility that he might be the nominee.
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At one point they pulled that scene out, and I was like, 'No, you've got to put that scene back in, because she's about to come face to face with Villanelle.
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Yes, obviously I am not a K-pop idol, but I frequently come face-to-face with these manicured creatures — and I never thought I'd even come close to their makeup perfection.
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So PEOPLE talked to Animal Planet expert Dave Salmoni about the likelihood of having a similar encounter — and what to do if you do come face to face with a dangerous snake.
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NYC to Donald Trump: He's not one of us Over the past few weeks, Trump has come face-to-face with the Cruz campaign's strong command of the complicated delegate allocation rules.
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Larry Cahoon, professor of biology and marine biology at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, previously spoke with PEOPLE about what to do if you come face-to-face with a shark.
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While customers are less likely to come face to face with an Amazon worker, the company can improve the experience of shopping online with a staff that is more technically savvy. Amazon.
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As a place where fans are afforded the opportunity to finally come face-to-face with their favorite actors and creators, conventions have long been a major hotbed for outpourings of emotion.
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For the first time on Wednesday, the former U.S. special counsel will come face to face with some of his harshest critics in a hearing before the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee.
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Washington (CNN)Inside the capacious Hamburg Messe conference hall next month, President Donald Trump will come face-to-face with the man whose shadow has darkened much of his presidency: Vladimir Putin.
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Our Kardashian sources say Kourtney will come face-to-face with several members of Congress Tuesday in hopes of helping to reform the laws that regulate cosmetics and other personal care products.
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Prince at the G20 At the G20, bin Salman will come face-to-face with Western leaders who have been increasingly critical of the Saudi leader since the widely publicized Khashoggi murder.
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And when our heroes come face to face with people from both their and the show's past, we realize that answering the ship's call has somehow landed them in an alternate universe.
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The baby-faced new arrivals may come face-to-face with tattooed mobsters known as the vory-v-zakone ('thieves-in-law'), or smaller cliques including murderous neo-Nazis and militant jihadis.
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The Senate vote is a declaration of war When senators vote on health care they will come face to face with a phantom which has stalked them since Obamacare was first proposed.
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The event will bring wall-to-wall coverage across television and the internet, meaning even those who are bummed out about the whole thing will come face-to-face with their new reality.
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There's a lot of people walking around in the world who have money and everything they could ever want but have demons they can't or aren't willing to come face to face with.
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Arms race Trump will also come face-to-face with a South Korean public concerned they're being bypassed in the decision-making process when it comes to North Korea policy, according to Lee.
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In the hope that I'd come face to face with some Colombian musicians, I headed out one Saturday morning to the Mesón Estrella farmers market, located on Juan Méndez Street in downtown Monterrey.
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I've come face to face with an ironworker involved in the post-9/11 recovery efforts, homeless rappers and an Eastern Orthodox priest; with former prisoners, cancer patients and parents of murdered children.
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The two go on a wild road trip that ends with them at a major tournament where they come face-to-face with Roy's nemesis, Ernie McCracken (played unbelievably great by Bill Murray).
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Moon will come face-to-face with North Korea's Kim Jong Un on April 27, when the leaders meet at Freedom House, on the southern side of the 38th parallel that divides the peninsula.
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This time, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) will come face-to-face with his old friend (frenemy?) Theon Greyjoy (Alfie Allen), when the reformed villain returns to Dragonstone after the destruction of the Greyjoy fleet.
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This week, the MUNCHIES staff shares some of the weird, wonderful snacks and decadent dinners they've come face-to-face with in recent months, from weed candy in Colorado to the richest beignet ever.
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"A lot of the time what prisoners come face to face with is sheer cruelty," she said, and it appears that in some cases, sexual violence has been used to extort money and property.
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When the IRGC's terrorist designation begins to confine its operations to the borders of Iran, then the ruling regime will have no alternative but to come face-to-face with the Iranian people's demands.
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Not many people can look cool while they're running, but then again Dormer has come face to face with King Joffrey and still managed to look cool, so really we shouldn't be too surprised.
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In a new video posted by the United Kingdom edition of Disney's YouTube channel, Watson and her Beast costar Dan Stevens come face to face with mini versions of their respective characters, Belle and Beast.
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In what is basically a reenactment of her nightmares, she and her daughter end up hiding from the Ghost Nation warriors in a log cabin, only to come face to face with William (Ed Harris).
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On Monday's upcoming episode of The Bachelor, the current ABC leading man will meet the families of his four remaining contestants — Hannah G., Cassie, Caelynn and Tayshia — and come face-to-face with the fathers.
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Students in schools with concentrated poverty know that their schools have less than schools situated in wealthier communities, but when they come face to face with exactly how much less, the experience can be painful.
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Trump left Vietnam for the Philippines, the final stop of his Asia tour, where he would come face to face with President Rodrigo Duterte, who is waging a brutal drug war that encourages extrajudicial killings.
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As Trump and Republicans celebrated at the White House, touting their record after a year of unified control in Washington, Democrats and the liberal opposition come face-to-face with a new set of challenges.
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It is a risky move for Trump, who in touching down to meet Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto will come face-to-face with a foreign leader who once compared the outspoken businessman to Hitler.
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To visualize this symbol of Western civilization without the scaffolding, walk down to the Acropolis Museum where you'll come face-to-face with a recreation of the intricate frieze that once wrapped around the temple.
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During the process, they've come face to face with the dance's mutability over time; along with studying photographs of Taylor, they watched two videos of Mr. Frame dancing it: one from 1986, one from 1989.
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The planned trip to Washington, D.C., was supposed to be the first time that TikTok&aposs chief, Alex Zhu, would come face-to-face with the lawmakers who had been most critical of the platform.
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"To walk into the Young Vic is to come face to face with everything I love about theater, so I am beyond humbled, if not a little scared," Mr. Kwei-Armah said in a statement.
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The most sexually experienced breeze through Sept-Dec evading what they thought was cuffing season, only to come face to face with clearing season, which in turn feels a lot like facing their very humanity.
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This week, the MUNCHIES staff shares some of the weird, wonderful snacks and decadent dinners they've come face-to-face with in recent months, from stone crab claws in Miami to lumpfish sperm in Copenhagen.
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Still, Trump has yet to come face to face with the US intelligence community's report -- of which he received a classified briefing -- which concluded the Russians acted to help him and hurt Clinton 2016 campaign. 3.
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In my quest to try all the biggest and best fast-food dollar-menu items out there, I've come face to face with a harsh reality: Barely any fast-food giants have true $1 menus anymore.
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R. Kelly could soon come face-to-face with the family of one his alleged "sex slaves" at Chicago's Trump Tower -- but only if they can get a posse of law enforcement to watch their backs.
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How each of us will respond remains to be seen, but it seems clear that very soon we may not have to venture to the remote Arctic in order to come face to face with doom.
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Stepping over a hamburger recipe book, I follow Mike up the creaky wooden stairs and come face-to-face with his 83-year-old grandmother, who is perched in a chair on the second-floor landing.
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Standing at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, I imagined what it must have been like to ride a horse through unfamiliar land and come face to face with this immense hole in the ground.
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Go: Facing a birthday alone, our 52 Places traveler found an antidote to loneliness on Orcas Island off the coast of Washington State, where you can come face to face with the wild beauty of whales.
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President Donald Trump is aggressively courting Senate Republicans as impeachment bears down, and on Thursday, he'll come face to face with two of the most unpredictable jurors in any Senate trial: Mitt Romney and Susan Collins.
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At the end of his awful vision Donald Trump will have come face-to-face with Satan, Dark Lord of Hades, who explained to him the true and harrowing meaning of life, information no mortal should bear.
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As federal reform legislation stalled, focus shifted to the states, where leaders have come face-to-face with the harsh reality that we are putting too many people behind bars for too long for the wrong reasons.
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Kauffman said he was running at the Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, about 65 miles northwest of Denver, when he heard pine needles rustling and turned his head only to come face-to-face with a young cougar.
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Calling his project the "stuff of science fiction," director of the 3D Visualisation Aesthetics Lab at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) John McGhee is letting people come face-to-face with a breast cancer cell.
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By the time Bailey gets enough sense in her to call a Code Orange and shut down the hospital, Edwards and Keith have ducked into a hallway where they have come face to face with — who else?
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Duckworth – who has faced criticism for absences from the campaign trail – finally gets around to courting voters outside of her suburban Chicago district, she'll come face to face with Downstate voters who supported Bernie Sanders in droves.
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But TikTok allows you to find your normal, average human twin in another user on its For You page, where you come face-to-face with a new, algorithmically random person in the world every 22019 seconds.
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A 2260-year-old former guard at Auschwitz is set to come face to face with camp survivors, as he goes on trial in Germany — accused of being an accessory to the murder of at least 2000,21944 people.
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A 22012-year-old former guard at Auschwitz is set to come face to face with camp survivors, as he goes on trial in Germany — accused of being an accessory to the murder of at least 294,000 people.
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The Austin-based photographer's challenge was to portray the daily research of the undergraduate and graduate students on the Freeman Ranch, who come face-to-face with all stages of mortal decay, without sensationalizing this often gruesome work.
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And while it appears she's yet to meet Kardashian in person, Lawrence did come face-to-face with the head of the KarJenner family, Kris Jenner, at a surprise birthday party for the Hunger Games alum in August 2015.
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President-elect Donald Trump rang in the new year with a Twitter shout-out to his "many enemies" — and now on Friday he's seemingly come face to face with one of the big ones: Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter.
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After some time, Arya lands back in Winterfell and is able to finally come face-to-face with her sister Sansa, now Lady Stark after Jon leaves her in charge when he goes to meet Daenerys Targaryen at Dragonstone.
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He heavily implies that virtually everyone in the art world is corrupt, venal, and shallow — but then when they come face to face with something real, he doesn't examine what that means, he just kills them for coveting it.
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It was as though I'd come face-to-face with the unedited present; I understood that a version of that beating — comparatively mild, in the grand scheme of things — was playing out in various unseen ways across the country.
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As surreal as the whole experience turned out to be, though, it was certainly not the last time during my trip across America that I would come face-to-face with the sort of privileged narcissism displayed by Bundy.
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And the White House's decision to avoid the worst-hit areas, around Houston to avoid becoming a distraction, deprived Trump with a chance to come face-to-face with victims of the storm and to show a personal side.
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In fact as an entrepreneur, you can come face to face with failure "every single day, throughout the day", Morin explains, detailing how a day can start perfectly fine, however, positive and negative news can occur at any moment.
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This should make for an interesting March quarter earnings season as hope and optimism come face to face with the stark reality of the economy at a time when market valuations are stretched well into historically very high levels.
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Here on the course we have come face to face with Prospero, grim and beaten, seeing the world with a hardened, cynical glare, beaten down and just trying to live the last bit of his life with dignity and grace.
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Audible provided us with an excerpt of the audiobook, in which two of the novel's characters come face to face with a ghostly presence on a starship, one that highlights just how much a language can change over several centuries.
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As seen in next week's teaser, Dennis will come face-to-face with Baird and many of their other female friends when they all gather for dinner at Altschul's home, where they express their concerns once again about Dennis' new boyfriend.
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That opportunity will come again with his plans to travel to Louisiana and Texas at the weekend on a trip that will allow the President to come face-to-face with people who have been badly affected by the historic storm.
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Pictures of urban and rural poverty go against the self-image of the U.S. as a middle-class nation, and many didn't have to come face to face with its reality until Jacob Riis published "How the Other Half Lives" (1890).
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We made fools of ourselves quite easily during the new Moon eclipse in shameless Leo last week, as it squared off with over-the-top Jupiter and pushed us to come face-to-face with our most obnoxious, attention-hungry animus.
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"It allows them to experience first hand the unique challenges with communication, limited visibility and come face to face with the flames in fire situations that they most certainly will encounter during their firefighting career," said fire department captain Julie Rider.
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The sea park built a new exhibit for the birds called "Penguin Isle," a spectacle that includes a 9,000-gallon pool with an acrylic underwater swimming tunnel, allowing visitors to come "face to face" with the penguins, the release says.
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It's all very fun, but to come face to face with a reservoir of living history like Mr. Moore and hear the firsthand stories of someone who took us to the moon is the real reason to go to Huntsville now.
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On Tuesday's episode, "Parental Guidance Suggested," Stef (Teri Polo) and Lena (Sherri Saum) visit their girls at their new DTLA home "The Coterie," only to come face to face with the harsh realities of the Adams-Foster daughters' new life in Los Angeles.
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"We've all had to come face to face with the many victims of Bill Cosby and the failure by the criminal justice system to recognize the brutality of the sexual assault in Stanford in which Brock Turner was given six months," she said.
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This week, Matoke Tours, a niche African travel operator, launched a virtual travel brochure: an app featuring 360degree videos of six experiences in Uganda, where users will come face-to-face with a gorilla or go up in a hot air balloon.
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Although shark attacks are very rare, beach season is heating up, so PEOPLE spoke with Larry Cahoon, professor of biology and marine biology at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, about what do to if you come face-to-face with a shark.
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HBO just dropped a new teaser trailer for the final season of the show, a 20193-second scene featuring Jon Snow, Sansa Stark, and Arya Stark walking in the crypts of Winterfell, where they come face-to-face with statues of themselves.
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It also creates the very real possibility that Republicans, should they fall short, would come face to face with another seismic failure to their agenda -- all at a time when they planned to be moving on to an equally important issue: tax reform.
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We're about to come face-to-face with Wallace's complication: To support Trump and similar politicians could very well amount to casting a ballot in favor of dismantling the core electoral safeguards that allow such votes to be cast in the first place.
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The truth of Trump's life in office -- and this is true for lots of presidents but even more true for him -- is that he simply doesn't come face-to-face with very many people who disagree with him about much of anything.
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This Memorial Day weekend as we honor more than a million servicemen and women who sacrificed their lives to defend our nation and our freedoms, we come face to face with hard evidence that the deep state planned to take down our duly elected President.
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The wife of Prince William, Kate met the youngsters at the palace's 'Magic Garden' and was later due to visit the National Portrait Gallery, where she will come face to face with two portraits of herself taken for the centenary of fashion magazine, British Vogue.
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Don't be surprised if sometime in the near future, as you urge your shopping cart around the busy aisle at your local grocery store, you come face to face with a tall, cylindrical robot, quietly scanning the shelves as it zips noiselessly past you.
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In the past she has come face-to-face with her own image on the museum walls – last year she checked out the country chic photos from a commemorative Vogue shoot, and in 2013 she was on hand for the unveiling of her official portrait.
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Ben Casselman TRADE President Trump will come face-to-face with his fellow world leaders at the Group of 7 summit meeting on Friday, just days after imposing steel and aluminum tariffs that threaten to set off a trade war with major American allies.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdag said on Wednesday he did not think Turkey will come face-to-face with the United States as it carries out military operations in Syria, seeing only a small possibility of this happening in the Manbij area.
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It was the first in a series of three planned fire experiments, which, as Gizmodo reported in March, seek to better understand the dynamics of fire in microgravity so that our astronauts will be well-prepared should they ever come face-to-face with this nightmarish possibility.
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This album is timeless because everything about it forces you to come face to face with your formative self, and the only thing more uncomfortable, more heartbreaking, and more rewarding than living through your adolescence the first time is re-visiting it over and over again.
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And throughout her trial, where she faces charges of grand larceny, attempted grand larceny, and theft of services for the amount of $2003,000 over a 10-month period, the public will watch one of the year's most famous alleged scammers come face to face with the truth.
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Cordray: So again, I don't think anybody really wants, when they come face-to-face with it, to go back to the days before the financial crisis and the kinds of risks that this economy was running and the risks that blew up in our face in the end.
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The Olympics, for many in Moscow, provided a rare chance to come face-to-face with representatives of another world: not just the athletes — their number reduced by a widespread boycott following the Soviet Union's 1979 invasion of Afghanistan — but the people who would come to watch them, too.
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Yet easily the worst distraction that Reed faces any week, but especially this one, when he will defend the Masters title he won last year, is the possibility that at any moment he will look up and come face-to-face with the most painful chapter of his life.
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Even though you've likely come face-to-face with facial recognition on social media in years past (think about Facebook's tagging suggestions when you upload a photo), the technology is quickly becoming the new norm for all sorts of things — from playful app integrations like Google's Arts and Culture usage to smartphone security.
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Singapore (CNN)This week US President Donald Trump will finally come face to face with a leader who is virtually half his age, who inherited his position from his father and grandfather, and who is venerated by the millions of North Koreans who labor to keep his regime fed and in power.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE will come face to face with European leaders Thursday and Friday in what will likely be the toughest test of his nine-day trip abroad.
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Osaka, Japan (CNN)President Donald Trump is set to come face-to-face with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Saturday in Osaka, Japan, amid a dispute between the two countries over Turkey's purchase of the Russian S-400 missile system and sharp divide over who is responsible for the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Trump will come face-to-face with Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiPelosi, Schumer praise Romney after impeachment vote Senate acquits Trump, ending impeachment saga McCarthy to submit copy of Trump's SOTU address to House Clerk for archives MORE (D-Calif.) for the first time since she presided over the House votes to impeach him in December.
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He describes the view as breathtaking, which, I mean, I suppose I have not come face to face with the nigh infinite nature of the middle of the ocean from a mountaintop and so can't say for sure, but it really does feel like kind of an exaggeration, considering the ocean is just, like, water.
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The awe and radical serenity I felt in that moment likely echoed that of the ancient Romans when they first saw the Great Sphinx of Giza, towering over them in the desert sand, or that of vacationers who have shed their familiar, daily routines and taken time to come face-to-face with the unknown.
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And although as the wife of Donald Trump, Melania Trump has come face to face with countless titans of business and government leaders, the sorts of VIPs that could possibly rattle a novice political spouse, she had yet to encounter a member of royalty as omnipresent as the 92-year-old Queen of England.
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Klein, who has previously written about the same period of climate change history, writes of Rich's premise, one could scarcely imagine a more inopportune moment in human evolution for our species to come face to face with the hard truth that the conveniences of modern consumer capitalism were steadily eroding the habitability of the planet. Why?
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And even when you step inside and come face to face with a charming, neon-colored installation that displays radical clothes from Comme des Garçons and Gosha Rubchinskiy, the sorts of garments not usually found on 57th and Broadway, you may not gather that what you're seeing is a kind of mask, a Kabuki of avant-gardism.
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But we must now come face-to-face with this painful and irrefutable reality: This war has been raging — almost continuously — in one form or another since the Soviet invasion in 1979, and it is irrefutable that American combat troops will never bring about the end of the war in Afghanistan, no matter how many decades we try.
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If visiting Disney's Animal Kingdom isn't enough to quell your interest in the many exotic species living right in the heart of Orlando, try the Wanyama Safari at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge, a private 90-minute tour where you'll come face to face with more than 30 different types of animals, from giraffes and zebras to antelopes and ostriches.
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Because they are more limited, they help you focus on your form in a safe, controlled setting, says Nicholas Routson, an ACE-certified personal trainer and fitness manager at 24-Hour Fitness in Yorba Linda, CA. But say you're at the gym staring down a machine you've never come face-to-face with before: Consider flagging down someone more experienced for a quick how-to.
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"People who thought that Mayor Bloomberg potentially was the candidate the party could coalesce behind and were attracted by the idea of a candidate who had unlimited personal financial resources, unfortunately had to come face to face with the fact that like all the other candidates, he has his strengths and he has his weaknesses," said Anita Dunn, the top official on Biden's campaign.
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The second iPhone is the iPhone X (pronounced "iPhone ten"): a technological marvel that I cannot and will not ever understand — a device so beautiful that to hold it would be to touch the concept of my own mortality; to come face to face with my maker and, upon meeting His eye, to understand the universe far beyond any degree humanity was ever intended to; to experience, for the first time, what it is to be alive.
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As investigators rush to connect the dots between the recent spate of tragic terrorist attacks in Berlin, Ankara, Zurich and Karak – we must not lose sight of the fact that in one month, President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE will come face-to- face with one of greatest man-made humanitarian disasters of the modern era.
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