Why not face up to it and be real about what you're forecasting?
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Now he&aposs going to run into this everywhere and he has to face up to it.
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Yet the point of history was to learn from it and face up to it, and the party would not.
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I used the process of making the film to explore the deepest recesses of my grief, trying to face up to it as much as I could.
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"A lot of times we have not finished the job so tonight we were ready to face up to it collectively," said Wilbert London, who ran the first leg for the United States.
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What we can say is this: Is there any more appropriately 2018 movie than the one about the despair of finding yourself in what feels like the end times, the fury of realizing that no one else seems willing to do anything about it or even face up to it, and the struggle to find a reason to keep on going anyway?
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He then advanced as far as the Chelif valley. The dey Hadj Moustapha, victorious in the east, gathers troops of tribal auxiliaries on his way to face up to it. The meeting of the two armies takes place in the valley of Chelif, more precisely on the banks of a tributary, the Djidouia.
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At a press conference at the Venice Film Festival in 1963, Resnais said that his film depicted "the malaise of a so-called happy society. ...A new world is taking shape, my characters are afraid of it, and they don't know how to face up to it."Robert Benayoun, Alain Resnais, arpenteur de l'imaginaire. (Paris: Ramsay, 2008.) pp.110-111.
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The band toured through Europe with this line-up. In 1988, Mitch left the band, to be replaced by Baz from Ripcord, the new line-up recording the Face Up to It LP. The band's final album, 1989's 13 Rocking Anthems, was compiled from their last two Peel Sessions. The band split up in late 1988. Members Steve and Kalv formed Meatfly, and now play in UK hardcore band Geriatric Unit.
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In January 2001, Dench's husband Michael Williams died of lung cancer. Dench went to Nova Scotia, Canada, almost immediately after Williams's funeral to begin production on Lasse Hallström's drama film The Shipping News, a therapy she later credited as her rescue: "People, friends, kept saying, 'You are not facing up to it; you need to face up to it', and maybe they were right, but I felt I was – in the acting. Grief supplies you with an enormous amount of energy. I needed to use that up." In between, Dench finished work on Richard Eyre's film Iris (2001), in which she portrayed novelist Iris Murdoch.
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