When faced with an armed black target, shooters are both more likely to shoot and quicker to shoot than they are when faced with an armed white target.
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And then when faced with the actual planning ... silence.
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" In another, "WHEN FACED WITH EVIL / LEARN ITS SECRET.
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After all these years, we are faced with hard facts.
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Hailey ends the season faced with a huge life decision.
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And it seems crazy when we're faced with looming shortages.
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But it is the reality that we are faced with.
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One might be faced with 50 suitors instead of 25.
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The question is: What to do if faced with one?
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And yet, even faced with this reality, Uber hasn't budged.
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"Faced with the law, the Trump administration blinked," Herrera said.
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But faced with troubling economic numbers, he has doubled down.
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Faced with these unavoidable facts, Laura herself begins to spiral.
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Faced with deliberate, cold, murderous malice, he's speechless and helpless.
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Faced with such harms, policymakers would feel pressure to act.
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Faced with the calorie juggernaut, none has gained wide acceptance.
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Faced with such problems, politicians understandably throw up their hands.
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This can sometimes happen when you're faced with bare truth.
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Faced with their competing demands, Bean falls into her bottle.
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However, the group is faced with problems of its own.
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We're being faced with some dire messaging around being female.
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Imagine you are faced with marginalization and oppression every day.
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But to talk about them when faced with tougher questions?
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When faced with the reality of death, what seems important?
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"These people are faced with such incredible dilemmas," he said.
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Francesca is therefore faced with a choice: Dev, or Pino.
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You were faced with a choice that many cannot comprehend.
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In 230, Suu Kyi was faced with an agonizing decision.
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Then suddenly I was faced with, Do I follow this?
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Faced with the backlash, GOP leaders quickly killed the amendment.
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When faced with the decision to rebuild, he didn't hesitate.
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Faced with such adversaries, no response could be too draconian.
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We are now faced with the question of Michael Jackson.
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The inhabitants of Dadaab are faced with repatriation to Somalia.
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Outside firms say they are increasingly faced with impossible dilemmas.
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Families all across the globe are faced with similar scenarios.
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And when faced with new challenges, they trust their intuition.
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Faced with adversity, I have learned to keep moving forward.
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Faced with funding shortfalls, the M.T.A. has resorted to borrowing.
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Most people, faced with real catastrophe, recoil from the brink.
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For everywhere I look, I find myself faced with dogs.
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Like you're faced with your own mortality in a way.
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Faced with such impossible competition, Lee is leaving Go behind.
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Faced with challenging conditions, companies tend to do two things.
|
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When faced with an opportunity like this, why say no?
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However, when faced with opposing viewpoints, many Americans polarize further.
|
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Others may be faced with a sudden and late realization.
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I and my fellow observers were faced with a dilemma.
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Faced with that, what kind of person wouldn't be anxious?
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Once again, Kendall is faced with bearing his father's burden.
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Faced with this new reality, they streamlined their toy lines.
|
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What will Neil Gorsuch do when faced with such threats?
|
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But faced with the authoritarian government, we can't be afraid.
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Sometimes people do act sensibly when faced with solid evidence.
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Remember to be a united front when faced with hurdles.
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Several years later, we are faced with a similar debate.
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Faced with more a costly clientele, insurance companies increased premiums.
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Faced with this proliferation, I'd like to risk something radical.
|
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Now they're faced with growing inequality and a housing crisis.
|
|
When faced with a sick student, what's a parent to do?
|
|
When you're faced with a crisis, it's important to stay calm.
|
|
And now you're faced with a multitude of different job titles.
|
|
Liberals become paralyzed when faced with having to solve a problem.
|
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In economic terms, investors would be faced with an unpalatable choice.
|
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Faced with uncomfortable truths, people often retreat to their favourite fantasies.
|
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All of you will be faced with many more of them.
|
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Faced with calls to cut capacity, Beijing has done just that.
|
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Faced with Russian aggression, the West is inclined to back down.
|
|
Those who go outside are faced with screenings and disinfectant sprayings.
|
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Despite the gouging, the government is faced with a chronic deficit.
|
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Faced with American hostility, some Central Americans are staying in Mexico.
|
|
Faced with such risks, some want simply to call a halt.
|
|
Faced with more options, luxury shoppers can afford to be choosier.
|
|
Faced with the prospect of redoing the vote at 11 p.m.
|
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Faced with these realities, governments have started to adopt gender budgeting.
|
|
Faced with competition from firms like Quandl, incumbents are doing more.
|
|
Buyers continue to be faced with slim listings and high prices.
|
|
Faced with impeachment, his response was a caricature of political bargaining.
|
|
The Cowboys were faced with a dilemma: respond or do nothing.
|
|
I've been faced with a lot, gone through a lot emotionally.
|
|
Now, Mourinho was faced with the biggest challenge of his career.
|
|
Faced with the karmic retribution of lovers scorned, Weeknd was distraught.
|
|
Faced with promotional extras, consider both their financial and personal value.
|
|
The world, when faced with difficulties, will always devolve into chaos.
|
|
Female residents, he notes, are faced with a particularly wrenching decision.
|
|
Faced with this decline, giving the Olympics a go makes sense.
|
|
Faced with this gigantic muddle, many politicians and regulators just shrug.
|
|
When faced with a crisis, the President has shown decisive leadership.
|
|
Faced with this showing of love, the heckler eventually stormed out.
|
|
Faced with the prospect of dying and leaving an infant son
|
|
To our left, we were faced with a sprawling bakery section.
|
|
I hope I am never faced with such a choice again.
|
|
Independent voters will be faced with a different choice in 2020.
|
|
But when faced with specific situations, they were much less certain.
|
|
That being said, the Southwest pilots were faced with multiple emergencies.
|
|
No athlete competing in Rio should be faced with this dilemma.
|
|
In the meantime, you are faced with a classic salesman's problem.
|
|
What should a GE company do when faced with a rebrand?
|
|
Faced with the choice of voting for Mr. Trump or Mrs.
|
|
The nation's immigration courts have been faced with a massive backlog.
|
|
Faced with falling lending income, both banks are altering their businesses.
|
|
Faced with these grim accounts, Milanović felt protective of his past.
|
|
Most businesses, particularly small businesses, are faced with the same challenge.
|
|
Many people, faced with such a test, would side with family.
|
|
Faced with tougher questions, Zuckerberg did two things again and again.
|
|
"Your perspective changes when you are faced with mortality," she added.
|
|
The accused cleric was soon faced with at least two trials.
|
|
Faced with such risks, dollar/yen looks to be firmly capped.
|
|
In light of these times we are faced with two options.
|
|
Nearly every young person there is faced with a tough choice.
|
|
With people of color, we're faced with mortality all the time.
|
|
Another main character, Eleanor Guthrie, is faced with a similar choice.
|
|
When faced with facts that contradict the lie, repeat it louder.
|
|
But faced with these and other realities, the attendees cheerily persevered.
|
|
Alongside the initial fine, Google is potentially faced with additional penalties.
|
|
Faced with this dire threat to peace, we are not helpless.
|
|
Faced with suffering, the novel asks, will we respond with grace?
|
|
How do you usually respond when you are faced with them?
|
|
Some TikTok users have become depressed when faced with online criticism.
|
|
Faced with widespread condemnation, Ms. Bradley apologized and retracted her comments.
|
|
Until you're faced with that, you don't know what you'll do.
|
|
Faced with tough choices, Italy is prioritizing young COVID-19 patients.
|
|
Faced with a drastic loss, Dr. Greenwood took refuge in studying.
|
|
Faced with a choice, they have rejected McCain's America for Trump's.
|
|
But when faced with fight or flight, McCaul chose the former.
|
|
Faced with this scenario, we cannot remain passive, much less resigned.
|
|
The rest fared little better when faced with even minimal scrutiny.
|
|
Faced with all these "inefficiently efficient" technologies, what should we do?
|
|
Faced with these problems, the government is thinking about new approaches.
|
|
Bill Nelson could be faced with a challenge from Republican Gov.
|
|
Going forward, Republicans are faced with a spectrum of terrible options.
|
|
But they are faced with a challenge they can't do alone.
|
|
"When we're faced with it, we do take the claim seriously."
|
|
We could soon be faced with a similar moment involving cyberwar.
|
|
But Ms. Kozikowski isn't the only one faced with those choices.
|
|
"Faced with this virus, the Leader has flailed about," Xu wrote.
|
|
The Supreme Court has been faced with situations like this before.
|
|
The Turkish Republic in every period has been faced with coups.
|
|
Now, faced with the impossible, they're all given a second chance.
|
|
We as a nation are now faced with the same choice.
|
|
He was obviously faced with a tough choice, but guess what?
|
|
Because people need to be faced with uncomfortable things more often?
|
|
Faced with a potentially tough re-election battle against Democratic Rep.
|
|
Faced with an unforgiving predicament, Peters sprawled out to no avail.
|
|
Vinson then realized that he was faced with a formidable predicament.
|
|
He's just great faced with difficulties, and he's a terrific leader.
|
|
He's just great faced with difficulties, and he's a terrific leader.
|
|
People faced with a loss of liberty are entitled to more.
|
|
Faced with enormous financial losses, many insurers would flee the market.
|
|
We were faced with eight years of 1.9 percent economic growth.
|
|
Faced with slowing growth in the United States, Netflix has launched in almost every country, but is now faced with the task of tweaking the service to suit different markets and cultures, even as competitors expand.
|
|
But, faced with the threat of serious jail time, either could talk.
|
|
Faced with this false choice, a competition for extreme policies has emerged.
|
|
Faced with this trilemma, most rich countries let the currency float freely.
|
|
Faced with such an inspiring message, here's hoping that Hollywood follows suit.
|
|
Stock buybacks aren't going to help people faced with higher tax rates.
|
|
Faced with this diagnosis, most doctors would take the low-risk option.
|
|
Faced with a massive opportunity, New Japan left little on the table.
|
|
Among women, thankfully, I don't often find myself faced with this question.
|
|
Becca, faced with idiocy, suddenly has to play mom to these guys.
|
|
This compensation disturbs owners faced with rising maintenance costs extracted by Diamond.
|
|
Though it wasn't required to comply, faced with a groundswell, Exxon agreed.
|
|
This is how Emma rolls when faced with any sort of conflict.
|
|
Kylie went bare-faced with minimal makeup – including on her signature pout.
|
|
Faced with a shrinking domestic market, companies must get fitter and adapt.
|
|
I step outside and am faced with another decision: left or right?
|
|
Essentially, I am faced with a company party plus a brand activation.
|
|
Faced with SQuAD's questions, humans get around 82.3 percent of questions right.
|
|
Faced with messy reality, though, people of different means prioritise different things.
|
|
But when you open it, you're faced with a Surface-like situation.
|
|
Most importantly, the B&Ws stay connected, even when faced with interference.
|
|
Faced with such dangers some bosses adopt a policy of radical transparency.
|
|
Others will find themselves without advice and faced with simple standardized products.
|
|
"If you're ever faced with this, your answer is no!" she emphasized.
|
|
Is this what women should do when they're faced with these situations?
|
|
But voters should not be faced with this dilemma in the first
|
|
She is just faced with cravings that are far harder to resist.
|
|
Throughout his short life, Seven was faced with a number of challenges.
|
|
Faced with such news, Kalanithi said, a person's understanding of time changes.
|
|
Suddenly, young people were faced with the economic instability of their futures.
|
|
We were faced with three choices: marriage, a breakup, or leaving Canada.
|
|
When faced with the unknowability of death, you turn to hard facts.
|
|
But it means companies are faced with a more complex business environment.
|
|
Faced with such oppression in the past, some have turned to violence.
|
|
If faced with such dire circumstances, what could we be capable of?
|
|
Faced with oppression and few opportunities, the region's youth is wasting away.
|
|
This report will argue that China is faced with two unpalatable options.
|
|
Admittedly, many individuals have no choice when faced with high medical bills.
|
|
Langer is faced with winning back-to-back majors in successive weeks.
|
|
"We're facing the same hurdles we faced with drunk driving," he said.
|
|
Two years ago, Moldova was faced with an economic and banking crisis.
|
|
Faced with public outcry, the government quickly tried to soften its stance.
|
|
The state was faced with putting its own prosecutors on the stand.
|
|
Now, regulators are faced with a similar decision about the 737 Max.
|
|
That's the fear that apparel, footwear and accessories makers are faced with.
|
|
Faced with the increased competition, Domino's has focused on improving its delivery.
|
|
"Only God knows why we are being faced with such a challenge."
|
|
They achieve clarity when they are faced with two not-great options.
|
|
Upon opening up the sandwich, I was faced with even more confusion.
|
|
Women are also faced with denials gender inequality still exists in 2019.
|
|
Many of those efforts have fallen short when faced with legal challenges.
|
|
"These economies are now faced with a notable capital shortfall," Coeure added.
|
|
Particularly when faced with a human being as glorious as Chris Hemsworth.
|
|
Now, however, European football is faced with a new form of competition.
|
|
And many Republicans are still faced with grim calculations, compromises and reckonings.
|
|
Faced with litigation recently, his lawyer claimed "Alex Jones" was a performance.
|
|
These platforms fall awkwardly silent when faced with questions about data ethics.
|
|
Instead, we've been faced with a stream of scary and unknown happenings.
|
|
"You never think you'll be faced with something like this," she said.
|
|
Faced with a world so distressing, it's easy to just crumble instead.
|
|
Now, faced with the prospect of potential defeat, executives called a meeting.
|
|
Will they say yes or will you be faced with crippling rejection?
|
|
Faced with a cash crunch, some may seek financial assistance from governments.
|
|
Faced with another crossroads, Johnson called on the Wise Men once again.
|
|
But it's hard to remain skeptical when faced with a giggling baby.
|
|
This isn't the first time conservatives have been faced with this dilemma.
|
|
Faced with similar suspicions, Iran agreed to let inspectors roam the country.
|
|
"With these allegations, I am faced with some difficult questions," she wrote.
|
|
I was immediately faced with a 60-minute timer to check out.
|
|
So when you get to Congress, well, that's what you're faced with.
|
|
He made no attempt to hide his displeasure when faced with dissembling.
|
|
As the split-up looms, they're faced with nothing but bad options.
|
|
But faced with the alternative, surgery, she decided to make an appointment.
|
|
At every turn in the supply chain, it is faced with tariffs.
|
|
Just then, we were faced with a miniature crisis of our own.
|
|
Faced with Trump as an adversary, Democrats and liberals must calculate carefully.
|
|
However, he will now be faced with a determined protagonist in himself.
|
|
Most defendants faced with unfavorable FST results pleaded guilty, defense lawyers say.
|
|
Better to be faced with the ugly facts of history, he said.
|
|
Faced with blowback, the administration insisted that the room had reached capacity.
|
|
Also important to know: If faced with a true emergency, call 911.
|
|
ALBANY — Faced with a recalcitrant Legislature and a failed negotiating strategy, Gov.
|
|
State insurance commissioners, too, have heard from constituents faced with these bills.
|
|
In the 28503s, Dwight Eisenhower was faced with a major jobs crisis.
|
|
Faced with such challenges, Saudi Arabia has shaken up its oil hierarchy.
|
|
Faced with horrible suffering, Carrasco asks, will we dispense grace or cruelty?
|
|
On the one hand, they were faced with a compelling constitutional duty.
|
|
The company is already faced with a wave of rivals in London.
|
|
Instead, these kids are faced with pressure seemingly coming from every direction.
|
|
Now, faced with soldiers from the 101st Airborne, he was beyond relieved.
|
|
Vietnam is also faced with a shortage in skilled labor, he said.
|
|
Faced with all the uncertainty, the tigers have a couple of options.
|
|
Faced with more damning evidence, the industry will obfuscate rather than enlighten.
|
|
Faced with public backlash, Republicans could try to pursue more popular policies.
|
|
Faced with uncertainty, the go-to market for equity investors is America's.
|
|
When faced with a skeleton, she starts with the pelvis and skull.
|
|
But faced with opposition from the auto industry, the agency backed off.
|
|
When I was faced with his death, I felt time had stopped.
|
|
What would you actually do if faced with a situation like Libya?
|
|
We're faced with these new, rapidly shifting means of communication and interaction.
|
|
So now individual Republican senators are faced with a very difficult choice.
|
|
Faced with a complaint against Mr. Copley, though, the company acted swiftly.
|
|
Faced with the horror of his solitary death, and faced with the anguish which preceded his death, I ask myself if this happened to us—to us, who bought oranges at Giro's and went for walks in the snow.
|
|
It looked up, flat-faced, with red boar eyes considering, and sniffed again.
|
|
DNA sequencers have difficulty when faced with similarly monotonous strings of base pairs.
|
|
But when faced with the potential for massive token fundraising, bigger problems arise.
|
|
These are companies that have all been faced with the threat of Amazon.
|
|
Faced with its unexpected success, they initially struggled with what to do next.
|
|
Faced with such numbers, human probabilistic reasoning derives more from anecdotes than statistics.
|
|
Faced with that onslaught, Trump backed down and decided to renegotiate NAFTA instead.
|
|
Yates retired all three hitters he faced, with Cooper scoring on a groundout.
|
|
You guys ran tail every time America was faced with any real threat.
|
|
Faced with this blank slate, I didn't just decide to do something different.
|
|
Moreover, we are faced with the cases of cloud theft and snow theft.
|
|
If faced with a national security crisis, Trump's incompetence could pose serious problems.
|
|
Under pressure from activists and faced with declining ticket sales, SeaWorld Entertainment Inc.
|
|
HAVE western governments, faced with angry voters, lost the ability to raise taxes?
|
|
Faced with such behaviour, it is only prudent for Europeans to be nervous.
|
|
Faced with an aging population, officials have abolished the country's one-child policy.
|
|
When faced with a choice between myth and reality, most take the myth.
|
|
Faced with multiple crises, the EU is not ready to fully embrace Turkey.
|
|
Faced with that possibility, the Democrats could hoist a Latino into the spotlight.
|
|
Faced with opinion polls showing declining support ahead of local elections on Sept.
|
|
We are constantly faced with decisions on how we spend these limited resources.
|
|
Faced with our reality, however, it feels like a quaint, even comforting alternative.
|
|
The goal is a more independent board that is faced with annual elections.
|
|
Faced with such trends, calls to "build that wall" may grow even louder.
|
|
We're faced with it every day and my friends have to endure it.
|
|
Faced with its own allegations of dishonesty, the Cruz campaign employed former Gov.
|
|
Faced with tariffs, firms have to redirect labour and capital to replace imports.
|
|
Usually, tech companies faced with often-secret court orders cooperated with this snooping.
|
|
The question is, when you're faced with those dilemmas, what do you do?
|
|
If faced with the decision again, I don't doubt we'd choose the same.
|
|
I wasn't faced with a decision of a mortgage payment or car repairs.
|
|
The model looked fresh-faced with her hair pulled up into a bun.
|
|
Faced with pressure to keep enrollments up, every state's Guard offered these bonuses.
|
|
As a result, prosecutors are faced with a growing stockpile of locked iPhones.
|
|
Faced with a choice between shame and escalation, Kim is likely to escalate.
|
|
Faced with plunging prices and profits, miners are slashing investment and suspending projects.
|
|
Faced with such risks, the usual reaction is to assume they won't happen.
|
|
The airline is faced with increasing demand and an airport quickly reaching capacity.
|
|
Ridley responded emotionally when faced with the question, but stood by his decision.
|
|
Donald Trump Jr. confirmed many details when faced with reporting about its occurrence.
|
|
As a result, they are overwhelmed and faced with a sense of helplessness.
|
|
But Netflix is faced with more competition this year as Comcast, Warner Bros.
|
|
Faced with the prospect of widening strikes by crews in Europe, Ryanair RYA.
|
|
Perhaps it's only when it's faced with something that challenges the status quo.
|
|
Sometimes when you're faced with cost cuts you take the wrong people out.
|
|
Two aging white men—red-faced with silky, combed hair—sit chuckling away.
|
|
When faced with the prospect of losing the monopoly, unions back-peddle furiously.
|
|
If he wasn't faced with an injustice, you would not like the guy.
|
|
"Faced with those limitations, the president will do everything he can," Mulvaney said.
|
|
The healthy reaction when faced with such a situation is to look inward.
|
|
How a tech pioneer, faced with a deadly illness, found meaning in music.
|
|
Faced with steeply higher prices, importing countries often seek other sources of supply.
|
|
"Finally, after all these years, we are faced with hard facts," said Anne.
|
|
Faced with grave danger, they find themselves in treacherous physical and psychological situations.
|
|
Now in 21625, they are faced with a price tag of over $2900.
|
|
Lawmakers are now faced with hashing out a compromise on a funding bill.
|
|
Which means he might do it again if faced with a similar situation.
|
|
Narrator: When faced with loss, the two characters make a very different choice.
|
|
Caitlyn Jenner isn't backing down – even when faced with less-than-open ears.
|
|
There are certain privacy problems that celebrities have been faced with for decades.
|
|
Faced with decades of ridicule, the UFO community has always been the underdog.
|
|
In a digital economy, companies are constantly faced with opportunities, challenges and threats.
|
|
Faced with the prospect of a Hillary Clinton presidency, how could he not?
|
|
"North Carolina is now faced with a completely unique challenge," Ms. Weiner said.
|
|
This would allow them to draw down benefits if faced with declining income.
|
|
About the toilet paper -- Producers are faced with tradeoffs, writes CNN's Parija Kavilanz.
|
|
Eviction is a nationwide epidemic, and people faced with losing everything need representation.
|
|
Faced with the complaint, Sieting changed "Vote" to "Pray 4," perpetuating the controversy.
|
|
Now, faced with the 'science' of this disease, I find my faith wavering.
|
|
Because it requires that pregnant women and doctors are faced with criminal sanctions.
|
|
It's a place where we are faced with chaos, strife, and eventually death.
|
|
Paul was hesitant of being faced with the legacy and potentially damaging it.
|
|
Faced with protests, radio stations are doing their best to walk the line.
|
|
Faced with losing their devices — their nicotine — they become furtive or lash out.
|
|
You don't want someone holding their nose when faced with something you love.
|
|
Faced with the onslaught, Ms. Graham has started more directly invoking her gender.
|
|
Faced with a Western arms embargo, Mr. Peres found a supplier in Czechoslovakia.
|
|
Overwhelmed doctors are faced with the difficult decision of whom to treat first.
|
|
Officials trying to control the situation are faced with a fast-moving crisis.
|
|
Loyalists, faced with a threat to the Union, would put up a fight.
|
|
Faced with losing their licenses, the reasoning goes, debtors will find the money.
|
|
But the analysis breaks down when faced with the reality of land use.
|
|
Faced with this task, I looked to e-interior design services for help.
|
|
Faced with such challenges, the temptation is to ignore history and move on.
|
|
Faced with more customers for their wares, they might simply raise their prices.
|
|
Children are faced with the burden of success the minute they are born.
|
|
And faced with the legal claim, he agreed to stop distributing the book.
|
|
But faced with increased tourism and a decreasing population, their future is uncertain.
|
|
The majority of families in Africa are faced with the same precarious reality.
|
|
The ad also highlighted controversies Buttigieg has faced with South Bend's black community.
|
|
Faced with the sheer scale of this nightmare, why ever buy anything new?
|
|
Once an establishment favorite, Keyser was faced with questions about a forged signature.
|
|
Faced with the decision, many Australians are opting to stay behind in lockdown.
|
|
So we at the Middle East Forum were faced with a difficult decision.
|
|
And this is what we are faced with, and this is the reality.
|
|
Faced with ostracization at school and confinement at home, I turned to karaoke.
|
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Faced with risking autism or measles, some parents thought the answer was obvious.
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Faced with such a daunting choice, Ms Pelosi had until now held back.
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They are faced with the prospect of fighting out of the corner again.
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But they are faced with the same questions of fair play and accessibility.
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I mean, we are faced with a far-right government if we leave.
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We are faced with a direct threat that is unfolding before our eyes.
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Faced with the prospect of losing the interview, I complied with Lyndsey's stipulations.
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The INS frequently found itself faced with significant backlogs of pending immigration applications.
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Faced with that, California regulators negotiated a voluntary standard with four major automakers.
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Attempts at launching bitcoin futures have been faced with problems in the past.
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Insurance companies, faced with this bleak outlook, are likely to abandon this market.
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But when faced with impossible odds, even the smallest advantage must be pressed.
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Faced with potential punishment, Jones dropped his threat to sue just before Thanksgiving.
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As their conservative brethren celebrate, churches like Foundry are faced with difficult decisions.
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Still from Endless What does one do when faced with such a dilemma?
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Rachel is faced with this split between her Asian and Asian-American identity.
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When faced with challenges, Greylock hopes its startups will turn to them for help.
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Youth are faced with bombardment of information and we must prepare to handle it.
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Right away, we're faced with a decision that can make the message seem informal.
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Having hernia surgery was nothing compared to what I could have been faced with.
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Making this challenge more acute, MNC bosses are now faced with a double threat.
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Faced with this dark reality, John realized that he had to make a change.
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As the investigation unfolds, her sons are faced with the loss of their mother.
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This week faced with the grim numbers, the LA mayor vowed to carry on.
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Faced with such a cruel, far too common miscarriage of justice, Erica Garner mobilized.
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In the camps, the women are faced with sexual violence, land-grabs and discrimination.
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Faced with several federal and territorial investigations into the deal, PREPA cancelled the contract.
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Faced with such recalcitrance on all sides, Mrs May is reviving no-deal planning.
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SZA was faced with a palpable sense of disconnect from the crowd as well.
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But stating the obvious is a fruitless tactic when faced with someone like this.
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Faced with an overpriced currency investors held back, waiting for the naira to fall.
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Pichai was categorical when faced with the allegation that Google Search favors liberal content.
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Faced with this separation and with his hideous appearance, it's no wonder Beauty quakes.
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Numerate people often become innumerate when they're faced with those numbers in that context.
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"In order to succeed long-term, we're faced with some tough decisions," Lake said.
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Faced with the decision to disobey the president or resign, she ultimately played along.
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Along the way, they are faced with seemingly unending questions: Private or public school?
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On the Cornelia Marie, captains Casey and Josh are faced with a similar dilemma.
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Faced with challenging times, Tusk warned EU leaders that complacency was not an option.
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Sometimes there are personality tests, if you're faced with this, what does that happen.
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When faced with difficulty, shift your focus to what drives you and keep going.
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Faced with unprecedented overcrowding, the jail administration had to find ways to accommodate them.
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The doctors also were faced with less familiar injuries that are challenging to treat.
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Faced with his mistake once again, he must find the strength to carry on.
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Faced with its darkest day on June 12, Orlando shone its brightest light ever.
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Admittedly, there's a limit to how adventurous things can get when faced with E!
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Faced with anything other than kindness, my daughter backs down, steps back, looks away.
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We were faced with live bullets and bore the brunt of the army's brutality.
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So what should you do if you find yourself faced with multiple job offers?
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This winter we're faced with arguably the largest assortment of peppermint-themed goods ever.
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Shameless fans have been faced with the possibility of Frank's death many times over.
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When faced with competition in the past, Facebook has snapped into action improving itself.
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Suddenly, the couple is faced with a moral issue that tests their liberal ideals.
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Which is why Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is now faced with an impossible situation.
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"We will not step back when faced with sanctions," Erdogan was quoted as saying.
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We are faced with a very real question: Is our son dead or alive?
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"Faced with a deadly situation, troopers were forced to discharge their weapons," he said.
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What's it like when suddenly you're faced with POTUS potentially screwing up your film?
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But it remains to be seen if Facebook will be faced with any regulations.
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We are watching Trump faced with easy ethical dilemmas and he is failing miserably.
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Faced with an avalanche of requests, the FARC waived the rule on day two.
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Asset managers are faced with pressure on fees from competitors and index-based investing.
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Faced with his cartoonish visage up close, I find it impossible not to laugh.
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Even most Republicans considered this unspeakably cruel when faced with the victims' dire needs.
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"We want to avoid being faced with overwhelming demand from other hospitals," Versalovic said.
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More often than not, when faced with hackers' demands, small businesses just pay it.
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Marketers are now faced with a choice to either lead or be left behind.
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Faced with these unpleasant prospects, states are likely to mount a challenge in court.
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When faced with an "achievement-related task," they will either over-prepare, or procrastinate.
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The way to proceed when faced with such an obstacle is to deconstruct things.
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As it stands tonight, the people of Alabama are faced with an untenable choice.
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Faced with fast-slowing economic growth rates, it quietly reverted to its "old normal".
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That's the dilemma Riverdale finds itself faced with as heads into its sophomore season.
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Faced with the prospect of a 4-4 vote, the court has two options.
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Hou told the China Daily that the country is "faced with real terrorist threats".
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But when faced with a record like Troye's, a stark realisation comes over you.
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Leadership is faced with the challenge of catering to two factions in the party.
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Faced with government policies that regularly favor the biggest operators, family farms are folding.
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Donald Trump faces the same map that Romney faced, with the demographics slightly worse.
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Red-faced with embarrassment, he lets Diaghilev fall to his feet and kiss them.
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Sometimes we're faced with detours, roadblocks, or may even decide on another destination altogether.
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Especially when you are faced with what I would call image glut, right, saturation.
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Faced with these more organised rivals, some think Mr Araújo may not last long.
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"He continued: "After retirement, I was also faced with putting three kids through college.
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Faced with a panel of lawmakers, Gorsuch joked that judges would make rotten legislators.
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" Jennifer Lawrence is an Ozark teenager faced with betraying her clan in "Winter's Bone.
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Mr. Netanyahu has lately presented himself as a willing negotiator faced with intransigent Palestinians.
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James Comey, the FBI director at the time, was faced with a difficult decision.
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Unlike Walter, Robert is a good guy who remains good when faced with temptation.
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O. Japanese companies, faced with a rapidly shrinking population, are seen as particularly acquisitive.
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Faced with such uncertainty, businesses are likely to continue to put investments on hold.
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"We're faced with a heavy diet of New York, Boston and Chicago," Setlur added.
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We are once again faced with the problem of the very, very low bar.
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I was faced with one of my biggest fears about parenthood: having a son.
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Faced with money woes, it instead sold the rights to Colt Industries in 703.
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Faced with the prospect of extinction, Local Councils began to drift into Nusra's orbit.
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Since Flake -- faced with an all-but-certain primary loss against former state Sen.
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Faced with the prospect of genuine institutional change, Colombia's ruling elite have, as well.
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Atria compared the Chilean constitution to a "straight jacket" when faced with large reforms.
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The incoming European Commission will be faced with a lengthy list of pressing questions.
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Vivint was now faced with a hard choice: whether to sue SunEdison or renegotiate.
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Every startup is faced with a decision of how much equity financing to accept.
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Honestly, I find that's the most urgent thing I see our world faced with.
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When faced with such futility, the Hero can react in a number of ways.
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Faced with worker scarcities, other Iowa companies are stretching as much as they can.
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That wasn't the first time the company was faced with consolidation in international markets.
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When faced with the evidence of its misstatements, the administration sidesteps and moves on.
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Today — like most days when I'm faced with this decision — I choose the discomfort.
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Faced with skyrocketing infections, much of Europe and the US have moved toward lockdowns.
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But soon after marketing launched, the developers, faced with a luxury slowdown, halted sales.
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And those health-care costs can skyrocket when faced with unexpected or persistent expenses.
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"When faced with all of these," he wrote, "we can only sigh in despair."
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Faced with financial woes, Bell (Bruce Greenwood) considers selling the hospital to a conglomerate.
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Klopp wasn't merely faced with a crisis of confidence when he arrived on Merseyside.
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However, if faced with the threat of a nuclear attack, India could strike first.
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The alternative, when faced with teams with vastly superior players and resources, remains unclear.
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Faced with violence from both sides, over 11,000 Mozambicans fled to Malawi and Zimbabwe.
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O. Japanese companies, faced with a rapidly shrinking population, are seen as particularly acquisitive.
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She never thought she would be one of the women faced with this decision.
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So don't just, if you can, take the charges that you're immediately faced with.
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Doctors can sometimes make a diagnosis when faced with cataracts and blurry eye scans.
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The slim top is faced with a mirror that hides the LEDs behind it.
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Faced with a revenue shortfall, he preferred cutting spending to raising taxes, analysts said.
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And then faced with reality, there has been an overshooting at the other end.
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I was faced with a choice — to either follow suit or figure it out.
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Faced with government inaction, some activists try to reclaim ancestral lands on their own.
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Faced with worker scarcities, other Iowa companies are stretching as much as they can.
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But the administration is still faced with several historic miscalculations of its own making.
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Mortgage REITs were faced with funding gaps as they hold both types of loans.
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Leave ANC turned off, and you'll be faced with a fairly neutral sound signature.
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The president slinked away, the way a bully does when faced with unexpected resistance.
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Rather, it is the very German trait of freezing when faced with a dilemma.
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The Fed is faced with a similar, if less dramatic, communication challenge this year.
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Faced with further potential economic pain, Beijing is looking to open up other markets.
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Now, faced with an improved version of the AI program, Lee says he's retiring.
|
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We are faced with a binary choice until and unless there is an alternative.
|
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His Libya envoy Ghassan Salame sat next to him stone-faced with folded arms.
|
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Faced with apathy from white athletes and fans, he urges them to take action.
|
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In 2017, the IUCN Council, the union's governing body, was faced with a dilemma.
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Faced with sluggish home economies and willing lenders, European CEOs will follow Japan's lead.
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How will such an institution fairly referee the "choices" women are routinely faced with?
|
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Faced with staff resignations and significant debt, the organization declared bankruptcy after 22004 years.
|
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"However, based on the president's direction, we were faced with a choice," Sondland continued.
|
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The tendency when faced with such a firehose of news is to tune out.
|
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Faced with recurring drought, he added, California can't afford to refuse new water sources.
|
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Now, faced with the effort of maintaining such houses, they&aposre looking to downsize.
|
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Oftentimes, you&aposre faced with a trade-off no matter what job you choose.
|
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Congress returned to Washington this week faced with a crushing year-end legislative agenda.
|
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Finally, faced with the depths of winter, our Cooking team is going for soup.
|
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The employee resigned on Thursday after being faced with the prospect of being fired.
|
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Faced with similar dilemmas in the past, conservatives have come up with novel solutions.
|
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But we're still faced with complex questions and that will take time to answer.
|
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On average, we say "no" too much when faced with an opportunity or dilemma.
|
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But now, we were faced with a president who didn't want to be recorded.
|
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I was faced with the real estate market of 2015 in the Bay Area.
|
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When faced with a life threatening actions, we must react to stop the threat.
|
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Faced with a patient who refuses a procedure, they do it to her anyway.
|
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When faced with one's mortality, how much importance does one place on one's legacy?
|
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When faced with the victims, it's challenging for me to feel empathy for Steve.
|
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Faced with this uncomfortable reality, 21st-century liberals must remember two lessons from the 20th.
|
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However, once the ban was placed in 2014, Johnson was faced with a heartbreaking ultimatum.
|
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Faced with the horror of a suicidal friend or relation, people feel scared and impotent.
|
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We've mostly been faced with the terrifying reality of robot backflips and super-human agility.
|
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Faced with running two different search engines, Google's decided they don't have time for that.
|
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If we're faced with those kinds of bills as a result, is that really just?
|
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Faced with discriminatory barriers, including tax penalties, women are often squeezed out of Japan's workforce.
|
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These prototypical images of natural beauty are made alluring and unfamiliar when faced with frost.
|
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Faced with yearly contracts locked into higher prices, many iron ore buyers simply walked away.
|
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Faced with this threat, together we will continue to respond with determination, composure and dignity.
|
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Daily, you're faced with the idea that you're one of the few with your experiences.
|
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" When the guy comes to the door, he's faced with questions like, "Your age, please?
|
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What will Janet Yellen do if faced with a recession that comes along with inflation?
|
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But before the company could take off, it was faced with a near-death crisis.
|
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So now consumers are faced with a choice that they didn't know they had before.
|
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Mr Harford argues that we should resist our instincts when faced with a disorderly world.
|
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We were faced with a new administration, natural disasters, and a terrible Justice League movie.
|
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Faced with bad news, the government has done what it does best: blame the messenger.
|
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Women started using graffiti to change the messages everyone on the street was faced with.
|
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But while Colorado's governor, he was faced with the lowest immunization rates in the country.
|
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Faced with this litany, many liberals (of the free-market sort) have lost their nerve.
|
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When faced with a request to hand over records, he continued, Snipes had 24 hours.
|
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Win defended John's refusal to change his last name when faced with petty anti-Semitism.
|
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Faced with hatred like this, Manion went through a few stages of how to respond.
|
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Plus, like hard-coding, it's not very flexible when faced with unseen and surprising objects.
|
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"The American people are faced with a very clear choice," Gabbard said at the time.
|
|
But what's a modern guy or gal to do when faced with such disheartening objectification?
|
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And those who are able to make the trip are often faced with unnecessary waits.
|
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Faced with these blocking tactics, there is not much the Belgian federal government can do.
|
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The student researcher said he was not deterred by the issues he faced with disclosure.
|
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Faced with two imperfect choices in this election, the difference between them might seem small.
|
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And this is not the first time Turkey has been faced with a coup attempt.
|
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Faced with being taken out regardless, Scots must have a new choice, argue the nationalists.
|
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Faced with the alternative of Jeremy Corbyn, voters may reckon they can live with her.
|
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That is until he was faced with having to pay for his daughter's college tuition.
|
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Faced with the bleak scenario, Torsella is turning to surprising initiatives to make a difference.
|
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Even young weekenders on England's beaches, faced with a rough sea, react in different ways.
|
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Many women, I notice, start acting strangely when faced with a little bit of kudos.
|
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But the new site is faced with another huge chasm, which developed in October 2016.
|
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Faced with the imminent destruction of his regime, Mr Kim decided to go down fighting.
|
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Faced with deadlock, President Sergio Mattarella could seek to appoint a short-lived technocratic government.
|
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Faced with a choice between his life and his beloved murse, Kluting didn't think twice.
|
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If successful, patients will experience less anxiety when faced with these situations in real life.
|
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In all the years I've been singing, I've never been faced with situation like this.
|
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Asian central banks have leaned towards an easing bias this year faced with slowing growth.
|
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Faced with the exodus, Sweden instituted market-oriented reforms and embraced small businesses and entrepreneurs.
|
|
Yusmeiro Petit retired all three batters he faced, with two strikeouts, to complete the win.
|
|
Now, thanks to Google I/O 2016, I'm faced with a new conundrum: Google Home.
|
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All too often, when faced with Mr Brown's intransigence, he failed to stand by them.
|
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Faced with a sharp economic slowdown, Russian voters' enthusiasm for the ruling elite is softening.
|
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But you put these thoughts aside when you are faced with a sparkling, beautiful day.
|
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"Well I didn't start eating it [chalk] until I was faced with stress," she said.
|
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That doesn't mean investigators are entirely out of options when faced with an encrypted phone.
|
|
As elections continue across the country, the American people are faced with a clear choice.
|
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This past week alone, two women refused to sit down when faced with fat shaming.
|
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Political effects were felt by many as well as by companies faced with higher taxes.
|
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The question, then, is how we treat each other when faced with our shared humanity.
|
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We'll start stocking up for the next time we're faced with an emergency sweets situation.
|
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Even the judges themselves seem uncertain of what to do when faced with toddler-defendant.
|
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Faced with extortion, she decided she'd prefer to live with a growth on her hand.
|
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The mother of three was faced with a new work environment that tested her confidence.
|
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Jose Viana fought back when faced with government repression and he paid a dear price.
|
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But faced with a more diverse electorate in the past two races, he has faltered.
|
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"When we are faced with nothing but ourselves, we pick up our iPhones," he says.
|
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When that happens you are faced with DRMed books that are unreadable, unusable, and unwanted.
|
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Faced with such headwinds, some firms are trying to bolster their positions by forming alliances.
|
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So, it doesn't surprise me that when they're faced with the truth, they'll push back.
|
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Yet just as importantly, faced with other angry white men, Trump is invariably a coward.
|
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Faced with dry taps, Narendra Modi's government was eventually forced to concede to the demand.
|
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He was faced with the cliff edge—the vast, never-ending edge of the world.
|
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Faced with the threat of a bus boycott, the city desegregated its buses in 1964.
|
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Americans with limited or poor credit need another option when faced with a financial emergency.
|
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When faced with such criticism, Perry has had a habit of leaping to the defense.
|
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A lot of times you're faced with the situation where you want to go in.
|
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Meanwhile, faced with a patient suffering from blocked nasal passages, many doctors reflexively prescribe antibiotics.
|
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Faced with unfriendly neighbours and an arid climate, Israel has had to innovate to survive.
|
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Whether or not the government shuts down, Trump is faced with a lasting political dilemma.
|
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By making attention-grabbing proposals, 99 percent of cities were faced with a win-win.
|
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Does anyone believe that, faced with such an impending doom, Trump would accept his fate?
|
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One in three say they couldn't come up with $2,000 if faced with an emergency.
|
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Atwell, faced with a difficult scene in which, for once, Margaret's composure dissolves, sought advice.
|
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When faced with a threatening situation, our instinctive response is often to run or fight.
|
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But when faced with an internal revolt, she eventually caved and accepted the Senate bill.
|
|
As Britain prepares to leave the European Union, we are faced with questions of classification.
|
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The world is now faced with the worst refugee crises since the second World War.
|
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Faced with that challenge, Epstein, not surprisingly, demonstrated the same composure he had in 2004.
|
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A mother or an elderly patient should never be faced with buying groceries or medications.
|
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In many cases, they also give small donations to parents faced with immediate financial hurdles.
|
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Rather, he said, when faced with an unjust fine or restriction, he simply fought back.
|
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When faced with a choice, nearly 28503 percent want secure borders rather than open borders.
|
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"Any attack on them will be faced with a swift and overwhelming response," he said.
|
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Now we are at a tipping point, faced with the responsibility to strengthen our border.
|
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Faced with a large deficit, the Yankees' lineup continued to struggle against left-handed starters.
|
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Faced with Atlas and Amazon bots, our main problem is not that we lack skills.
|
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Faced with shaky economic indicators, OPEC is keen to avoid a market awash with oil.
|
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Since my client's charges were dismissed, he will not be faced with such a decision.
|
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Trump is faced with a similar situation with Putin's proposed ban of weapons in space.
|
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But in 0.1 percent of all art, we're going to be faced with this question.
|
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When faced with a lack of cultural understanding, one feminist artist responds by getting knotty.
|
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Faced with completely flooded roads, the station's executive producer was forced to kayak to work.
|
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Faced with their words, my reasons for coming out returned to me in a flood.
|
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" Press secretary Sean Spicer, faced with the same question, said, "Honestly, I haven't asked him.
|
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Wouldn't it be nice to be faced with an issue with a self-evident solution?
|
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Faced with such ruinous penalties, most people would give up and paint over the mural.
|
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Going forward, we appear to be faced with two competing influences on U.S. antitrust policy.
|
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Fan has been faced with a barrage of racism while covering the Hong Kong protests.
|
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Letendre said Blandford is faced with a challenge of how to sustain their municipal services.
|
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Faced with the threat of prison, other political leaders have chosen to flee the country.
|
|
Chemical and materials companies have experienced steep declines faced with mounting concerns over global trade.
|
|
Faced with questions about its journalists' independence, Billboard initiated an internal investigation into the matter.
|
|
When faced with the coronavirus pandemic, many don't have access to tests for COVID-19.
|
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What one does faced with the truth … would, of course, depend entirely on the truth.
|
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But when we are faced with a pandemic it is not feasible to globally evacuate.
|
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That's as the French government, faced with deficit-cutting pressures, has slashed funding for culture.
|
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When faced with a question about the military, they gave an answer about the military.
|
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And Republican lawmakers are faced with what happens when they leave a manufactured crisis untouched.
|
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The American people would be faced with a stark contrast in policy, demeanor and style.
|
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Faced with such an onerous registration process, many gun owners opted to surrender their firearms.
|
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As a college freshman in 1974, Robert Ellsberg was faced with registering for the draft.
|
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In September, faced with a plunge in government revenues, Mr. Macri reinstated some export taxes.
|
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Faced with dwindling foreign exchange reserves, Pakistan desperately needs $10 billion to save its economy.
|
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Faced with such devastation, states, counties and municipalities have served firms with roughly 2,500 lawsuits.
|
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We will all be faced with the fear of mortality and the grief of loss.
|
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And this time I will not lose all reason when faced with a cute facade.
|
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There's evidence that people cut back on care when faced with a deductible, he added.
|
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Faced with the precision of Iron Dome, Hamas went underground and focused on building tunnels.
|
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In June, faced with a $900 million budget gap, Kansas lawmakers threw in the towel.
|
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Faced with the same circumstances, Mr. Comey said he would do it all over again.
|
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"Children up north are not faced with what they face here," he says, meaning shootings.
|
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Yet today, we are faced with a complex set of new challenges for food production.
|
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But many students are faced with blatant discrimination when they try to exercise their faith.
|
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Today, Trump was faced with the two things he hates the most: disloyalty and reading.
|
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Then doctors and patients are faced with two questions: How low should blood sugar go?
|
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We are faced with two mortal challenges, in the short term and the long term.
|
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"With China becoming increasingly strong and ambitious, we are faced with growing threats," Tsai said.
|
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Faced with such an insanely scary number, I ran all types of debt reduction calculators.
|
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So Deng was faced with the problem of how to make one-party rule acceptable.
|
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Here, the viewer is a voyeur, faced with a composition in a state of undress.
|
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"We are nevertheless faced with a market situation that remains challenging going forward," he said.
|
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When faced with those odds, why wouldn't a company invest some winnings in self-disruption?
|
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Thus, I was faced with every freelancer's worst nightmare: a surprise tax bill of $10,034.
|
|
Faced with a political enemy that pays it no attention, the right is palpably frustrated.
|
|
So when 17-year-old Autumn realizes she's pregnant, she's faced with very limited options.
|
|
But today America is faced with tremendous technological challenges while also presented with incredible opportunities.
|
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For employers faced with high staff turnover, it can be easy to point the finger.
|
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The truth is that we are faced with a global marketplace that is increasingly competitive.
|
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Congress is also faced with trying to pass a bill to increase the debt limit.
|
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But at least Vinateri wasn't faced with an ad in the paper highlighting his miscues.
|
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Faced with the reality of their actions, the administration is now trying to evade responsibility.
|
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Consumers were faced with dueling physical media formats that were both vying to replace DVD.
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Faced with bouts of volatility, investors can pick from one of three options, Nolan said.
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"Suddenly, I was faced with two mortgages and a child on the way," says Hawk.
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That concern is now a reality and has builders are faced with even higher costs.
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But what if you're a brand-new start-up suddenly faced with new, unexpected taxes?
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McFlurries always seem like a good idea until you're actually faced with what you've bought.
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Once-popular stores have disappeared as the retail industry is faced with a major upheaval.
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His answer is that they do, but they have been faced with an unusual problem.
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Faced with a forfeit, the 16-year-old wrestler had a trainer cut his hair.
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It's a move that on paper looks compelling, but also one faced with early skepticism.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi is now faced with a political crisis ahead of coming elections.
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Faced with high land prices, developers are reconsidering weirdly shaped lots passed over for years.
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Faced with a 30-page form in bureaucratese, many people would never even get started.
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Judges faced with such a choice try to figure out what Congress would have intended.
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If you're faced with a big wall, you should take your time to overcome it.
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They're faced with a choice: unify progressives within the caucus, or stand behind the party.
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But even those can be inadequate, when faced with an especially strong hurricane, like Irma.
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He's faced with a decision: How do I wrangle Taylor all the way down to Hades?
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I had power, and I could do something different, no matter what I was faced with.
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I'm just In the light of day, I am faced with the reality of my actions.
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Faced with rising criticism and waning support, however, the so-called Segwit2x hard fork was cancelled.
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But when faced with the task of sharing my thoughts about the show, I kept blanking.
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Sanders would probably behave pretty similarly to Clinton as president if faced with a recalcitrant Congress.
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Faced with that much uncertainty, most students I spoke to would rather leave America for good.
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So here are a set of steps to consider when faced with a similar predicament: 1.
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"We're faced with this dilemma that we have thousands of people dying of overdoses," he said.
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She historically looks back on experience the UK and U.S. have faced with the justice system.
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KENNEDY: -- in the evolution of humankind that we have been faced with technological conundrums and issues.
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Faced with global economic uncertainty and a weakening labour market, Britons were cutting back on refurbishment.
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Faced with a Trumpian reality to the south, Canada is asking questions about its own identity.
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You see this over and over again in the West in communities faced with water problems.
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But even faced with sour characters, SpongeBob stays true to himself and lets his spirit shine.
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And so we are faced with a crisis that leaves vast swaths of American politics stained.
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But we ought not be faced with discrimination and banks and the government mistreating black people.
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"I wanted to test the resilience of the social avatar when faced with unpleasantness," continued Lamba.
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Lamas, who was previously married four times and has six children, was faced with financial issues.
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Alexa gets super sketchy when faced with the idea that someone out there knows her secret.
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Removed from the military and in exile, the officer is faced with building a new life.
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In some cases, these Americans have been jailed in immigration detention centers and faced with deportation.
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In mid July 260, just after VidCon, Systrom was faced with just such an ophiological scourge.
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Day in, day out, year in, year out, we're faced with those questions and those comparisons.
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It's an inspiring reminder of how strong women can be when faced with adversity and disappointment.
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When faced with an onscreen character that actually was talking to him, Jim readily chatted back.
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With the smoke thickening, the Slovenian in her hiding place was faced with a stark choice.
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Sometimes a person in a flotation tank could feel more anxious when faced with their heartbeat.
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Faced with these prospects, a status quo approach as we head towards November 2020 seems unwise.
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They will respect you more if you're able to stay calm when faced with unexpected interruptions.
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Faced with an unwanted surge of imports, the government has since set out to loosen them.
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Both press and Parliament—faced with the threat of a military coup—barely batted an eyelid.
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"A neat little idea for students faced with, for example, converting a fraction to a decimal."
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It was trying to avoid the situation it faced with Windows XP (and even Windows 95).
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But faced with a barrage of hate messages, Mr Xu appears to have lost his zeal.
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But faced with destruction, there is a movement seeking to landmark the building for historical preservation.
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The next location was Chicago, only to be faced with a lawsuit from a conservancy group.
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"It was the first time I was faced with the darkness of that world," she said.
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European drugmakers had been faced with increasing competition from cut-price copies of complex biotech drugs.
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Faced with the Trump phenomenon, Netanyahu's Fortress GOP strategy is collapsing like a house of cards.
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Faced with soggy profits, bosses are being more cautious, an impulse further amplified by trade tensions.
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Enthusiasts point to IBM, faced with antitrust action, divorcing its software and hardware businesses in 1969.
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Faced with the pressure of a massively successful Kickstarter campaign, founders started to get slightly overwhelmed.
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Jerry Moran, Republican officials in Washington promised Pompeo he would be faced with a brutal onslaught.
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When their strategic partner is faced with a coup attempt, they wait 45 days to visit.
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And once I was faced with this fabled, forbidden cheese I couldn't not taste it, right?
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When faced with such overwhelmingly baffling behavior, humor provides a refuge, as the authors themselves acknowledged.
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I'm no different than many single working mothers faced with the pressures of the constant juggle.
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Faced with limited resources, conservation groups have no option but to engage in triage, however unwitting.
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And, usually, the attacker is only faced with a misdemeanor at best, not a criminal sentencing.
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This November, we are faced with two vastly divergent visions for the future of our country.
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Calais is one of several places in western Europe faced with huge build-ups of migrants.
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Faced with a choice between backing Trump and repudiating him, Ryan has chosen carefully choreographed distance.
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Relief rallies don't last when faced with a new set of facts, unless they are positive.
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Perhaps, faced with fewer candidates to choose from, voters are quicker to make up their minds.
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Faced with the risk of losing power, the government is rigging the system even more brazenly.
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But faced with his slipping memory, I called into question the role of my own memory.
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Faced with a storm of popular outrage, the short-lived autocrat stepped down on April 12th.
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Faced with this reality, we can choose to shut others out, diminishing ourselves in the process.
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In the late 1930s, President Franklin Roosevelt was faced with Nazi penetration in the United States.
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But for Huawei's latest flagship phone—the P30 Pro—Huawei was faced with a difficult challenge.
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When you're faced with one of these situations, what's the quickest way to shut it down?
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Faced with the Donald Trump Show, Cruz went with an old-school Iowa strategy: Visit early.
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The new government will be faced with an economy plagued by dwindling exports, manufacturing and remittances.
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Asset managers have been faced with pressure on fees from competitors and index-based automated investing.
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" When faced with a decision between the two men, Graham said: "What does it really matter?
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Here we are faced with the prospects of a President derailed by months of potential fighting.
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You might have heard this saying at Christmas when you're faced with a concerningly small present.
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Would this strategy have worked if she was faced with any other opponent than Donald Trump?
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And what does Theon do, when faced with yet another important moment in his character development?
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Faced with prices that feel like extortion, sick patients like those above have few palatable options.
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BlackBerry has been less resilient when faced with government demands for user data in other countries.
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But faced with a slowing economy, authorities have brought issuance forward this year to spur investment.
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However, we've also been faced with unexpected threats that will require attention during the transition process.
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Down here, you're constantly faced with physical reminders — the flag, Confederate statues — of our nation's bigotry.
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In past RIFs, several employees have opted, when faced with separation, to voluntarily accept a demotion.
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Intransigent even when faced with imminent defeat last summer, Mr Assad now believes he is winning.
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Faced with weak political parties and cronyism, Latin American countries tend to respond with regulatory overkill.
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He began intoning "wrong" into the microphone when faced with his own on-the-record statements.
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Faced with multiple legal challenges, the court declined to pare back any of the commission's powers.
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Trump's administration was faced with a Monday deadline to announce its decision on Nicaragua and Honduras.
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In Spike Jones' Her we were faced with the a rare positive depiction of invasive technology.
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Witch Hunt Faced with a lawless president, Democrats have to start thinking about their constitutional duties.
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As the fields dry out, ranchers are faced with a new challenge -- feeding the surviving cattle.
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In a country ripe with opportunities for injury, visiting farang are constantly faced with new dangers.
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But over time, people have used GoFundMe for the most important issues they are faced with.
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In total, voters will be faced with 10 separate referendum questions on a variety of issues.
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Faced with this dearth of job candidates, companies are instead investing in the employees they've got.
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When faced with the realities of originating a mortgage, many of these technology companies will pivot.
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Faced with a shoal of troubles, it now appears to be on the brink of default.
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When faced with the inevitable New York City heat, I just don't know how to dress.
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Much like that woman, Aguero is now faced with the full force of the public's outrage.
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Faced with inconsistent results, the company tested a vial of tap water, which turned up positive.
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Palestinians are faced with the same threats and can only stand to benefit from these efforts.
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Faced with international pressure, in 2013 Syria agreed to disarmament, and joined the Chemical Weapons Convention.
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Faced with plummeting oil revenues, officials said they had no choice but to reduce petrol subsidies.
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" Camus believes that all Western countries are faced with varying degrees of "ethnic and civilizational substitution.
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States like Alaska and Oklahoma, faced with low oil prices, are grappling with bankruptcies and layoffs.
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Other firms faced with this designation have tried to get out by changing their business models.
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America is still faced with tough decisions as we pass the 17 year mark since Sept.
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Usually, when faced with a loss, Trump doubles down and insists that somehow, someway he won.
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Faced with a serious geopolitical challenge, Xi will have to choose between escalating his anti-U.
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Faced with resistance from the right, GOP leaders are now barreling forward on individual appropriations bills.
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The Democratic senator has been faced with a deluge of attack ads from Republican outside groups.
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Yet, instead of riding on popular support, climate action is now faced with a populist backlash.
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"Destroyer" casts Nicole Kidman as a world-weary detective faced with a threat from her past.
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Faced with raising her daughter alone, she had more pressing concerns than learning to nurse comfortably.
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But with hefty tuition fees at Wharton, De La Cruz was again faced with massive bills.
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"With China becoming increasingly strong and ambitious, we are faced with growing threats," Tsai told CNN.
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Faced with a binary choice between Moore and Jones, the White House has sided with Moore.
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Faced with these concerns, policymakers have increasingly sought to counter behavioral biases through regulations and taxes.
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Faced with dwindling options for funding, some banks are turning to new forms of debt issuance.
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One risk is that Putin, faced with this confusion, bets that Trump's conciliatory approach is dominant.
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Faced with a detailed, high-stakes task, the mind tends to roil with worst-case scenarios.
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Meanwhile, Horford is susceptible to giving up rebounds when faced with a tenacious and physical opponent.
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Workers are faced with an employment outlook that is more precarious than it's been in decades.
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In 1992, faced with a far clearer and simpler ballot initiative, the state's voters approved it.
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You see something that is wrong and you're faced with that choice of right or wrong.
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And New Yorkers, he says, are very resourceful: when faced with adversity, they find an alternative.
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"We're going to be faced with basically the same challenges we had yesterday," Lorenzen told press.
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Every day she is faced with the negative imagery and society's acceptance of a racial slur.
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However, faced with a departing co-founder and fierce competition from Groupon, the business fell flat.
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Faced with unpopular president, various mental health professionals have publicly declared Trump to be mentally unfit.
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Faced with the idea of being trapped inside without Charmin Ultra, many of us are stockpiling.
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When faced with illness, the president of the United States just turned to Google for help.
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New York City, faced with corner after corner of disused pay phones, took a different tack.
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Faced with this shortage, the government turns to the Central Bank to order more money printed.
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Faced with panic buying of food and supplies, the discount grocer was in need of workers.
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Faced with so much ordinariness, Dery does his best, which proves to be more than enough.
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He dealt with his fear by doing what we've all done when faced with trouble: nap.
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Faced with such ambiguity, video game writers have all but given up on soldiers and war.
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"I'm faced with the feeling of what it's like to be edged out," Ms. Lee said.
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Consumers who want to shop ethically are faced with trying to untangle a byzantine selling structure.
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EWA: Many of these artists were faced with political censorship, as they were living under dictatorships.
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Faced with slowing sales growth, some brewers are looking to reach a new, more diverse audience.
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I expect Trump to admit nothing, even if faced with proof positive of his own misconduct.
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These may be a huge boon to an immune system faced with an otherwise deadly infection.
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Therefore, e-scooter riders are faced with a seemingly unsolvable dilemma: endanger themselves or endanger others.
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Now the pals are faced with the prospect of seeing their own dads over the holidays.
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And remember that we become more anxious when faced with situations that have no clear precedent.
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Everyone my age is faced with the same predicament: should we stay or should we go?
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Then she's faced with the realization that this is all just a shot in the dark.
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I doubt that Democrats, faced with a leader like Trump, would fall this pathetically into line.
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They are faced with sorrow and tragedy that the rational mind simply cannot comprehend or compartmentalize.
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Faced with the deepening coronavirus crisis, lawmakers buried political differences and quickly approved the decree unanimously.
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Veterans should not have to be faced with the significant financial burden of student loan debt.
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This is all normal when faced with such a highly stressful and unfamiliar situation as quarantine.
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Now, faced with the possibility of a Trump Presidency, I'm glad I didn't check the box.
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Trans-misogyny describes this complex interplay between transphobia and misogyny that trans women are faced with.
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But because I was faced with a choice, I am made to feel unworthy of support.
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"Your AI will be erratic," Czarnecki says of the typical self-driving car faced with snow.
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Pax Americana is now faced with a dilemma that European empires had to contend with before.
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"We are faced with a watershed moment in the case of the coronavirus," Mr. Moon said.
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You'll be faced with more decisions and more pressure to get things done as a manager.
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There's no mystery about what any responsible business would do when faced with the same problem.
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In Carter's prime in particular, he was faced with many of the same criticisms as Anthony.
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Faced with renewed U.S. sanctions, SWIFT management will probably again cut Iran off from its network.
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Governors of border states have done the same when faced with large inflows from the south.
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"I never thought I'd ever be faced with this, I'm just shellshocked," said Carl Yoshimoto, 69.
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Faced with growing competition from other activist investors at home, the funds have sought opportunities overseas.
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He also pledged to neither use nor proliferate nuclear weapons unless faced with a nuclear threat.
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Some detained migrants, faced with deportation to their home countries, have chosen to apply for asylum.
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Faced with a new social climate, Chappelle covers everything from the #MeToo movement to transgender people.
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You might also be faced with having to care for aging parents in this time frame.
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Anyone who violates the gangs' rules is faced with a fine, according to the AP. Rep.
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Faced with these troubling statistics, priority should be heightened to champion the urgency of broadband deployment.
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But it is also important to acknowledge the fears Americans have when faced with this complexity.
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"Shine" is an upbeat, quirky track where the members call themselves "losers" faced with unrequited love.
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Faced with new allegations against President Trump and administration stonewalling, Democrats have ended months of caution.
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Faced with a neighbor going through a nervous breakdown, he will need his best bedside manner.
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Faced with one of the five-letter old author guys, I usually wait for a crossing.
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I've often been faced with questions around how we can generate revenue in markets like Africa.
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"If not, they'll find themselves faced with President Trump's tariffs," Mnuchin said, according to the newspaper.
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We are once again faced with the outbreak of an emerging pathogen with potentially global implications.
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Sales of Remicade, faced with competition from cheaper biosimilar versions, fell 13.7 percent to $918 million.
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Faced with difficult markets, several hedge fund firms closed last year and returned money to investors.
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"Once [disinformation campaigns are] found, society as a whole is faced with a choice," he said.
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GMAZ spokesman Garikai Chaunza confirmed the letter, saying "this is the situation we are faced with".
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If he does run, Conyers III will be immediately faced with negative headlines of his own.
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It is an unpleasant and daunting task the people will be faced with making this November.
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Traditionally, companies faced with an activist only issue a bland statement saying they welcome shareholders' input.
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When faced with invaders, one generally uses everything at their disposal to confront them — including force.
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As McDonald&aposs new CEO, Kempczinski is faced with repairing McDonald&aposs relationship with black franchisees.
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Buffett told CNBC that faced with a choice between bonds and stocks, the decision is easy.
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Or is it an embodiment of the impossible task that string theorists themselves are faced with?
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Faced with so much evidence to the contrary, he insisted that his doctor did fine work.
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Mr. Trump is also known to grow angrier over time, particularly if faced with public embarrassment.
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No other president has been faced with this reckless and disrespectful obstruction on a SCOTUS nomination.
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Or maybe it's just when you no longer freak out when faced with a subway rat.
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When faced with dissent, they tend to become arrogant, because they half-believe their own propaganda.
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Or the Eagles in a loss at Baltimore last Sunday, when faced with the same situation.
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Healing encapsulates the physical, emotional, mental, and even spiritual changes you&aposre faced with right now.
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Faced with such a boss, we all think we'd be the first to blow the whistle.
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Faced with that pressure, how long will Democratic leaders be able to argue against impeachment proceedings?
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Faced with a serious, imminent threat, Democrats and Republicans should have every reason to work together.
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The vital question is what we as a religious community, faced with these sins, do next.
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Make a left and you're in the baby's room, faced with a drawing by Agnes Martin.
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But unless we are faced with a steady diet of stultifying boredom, we never learn how.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA), another Democratic 2020 contender, was faced with a similar issue this week.
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Faced with delegate math that looks nearly impossible to overcome, Sanders campaign may soon be over.
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"The Spoilers" Faced with ongoing political turmoil, Iraq remains a wild card in the coming talks.
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Faced with the little pill, overwhelmed with her pain and her shame, Chloe began to cry.
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But the question, when faced with such daunting statistics, is what can we do about it?
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Part of the problem is, the managers faced with having to deal with these incidents aren't prepared.
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Faced with the prospect of a Trump presidency, I underestimated my country's latent displeasure with social progress.
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These are a few of the strategies women are told to use when faced with online harassment.
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Their exorbitant price tags just didn't sit well with consumers when faced with their extremely limited functionality.
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Faced with increasing competition in the video space, the tech giant hopes the studios will use iTunes.
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U.S. Capitol Police officers warned the demonstrators to cease their unlawful activities or be faced with arrest.
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In his eulogy, President George W. Bush also recognized his father's tenacity when faced with tough challenges.
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"When earlier in my marriage I was faced with this, I was ready to leave," she said.
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When Boot's owner opened the front door for him, he was faced with a mountain of snow.
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These would be issues that affect all supporters who could be faced with a final in Basel.
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Faced with all those challenges, however, Wang remained positive on the company's prospects beyond the near futures.
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Well, don't worry because not only will you probably never be faced with this oddly specific ultimatum.
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We're surrounded by strangers, bombarded with unusual images and often faced with a wordless language of symbols.
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But, in picking out their outfits, they were faced with the conundrum of finding sufficiently celebratory looks.
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"This will give underprivileged families the financial support required when faced with illnesses requiring hospitalization," Nadda said.
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So let's run through the trade offs you'll be faced with if you decide to go cheap.
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So, when will you be faced with these fees and when will you manage to avoid them?
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Faced with the same set of problems, policymakers are likely to react in the same way again.
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Faced with economic uncertainty, Baker sold the original building to a developer in 2013 for $1.3 million.
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Faced with the extraordinary public support for DACA recipients, the president might well decide to do nothing.
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Three hours into playing the first chapter of Assassin's Creed Odyssey, I was faced with a choice.
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Perhaps, faced with the prospect of going back to war, the FARC's leaders will accept stiffer punishments.
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Soon she's faced with Merdina's bow, Mulan's sword, and Cinderella's glass slipper — smashed like a broken bottle.
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Now I know exactly who to turn to the next time I'm faced with a broken windshield.
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I think it's weird, being a mom who neglected their child and is now faced with that.
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Faced with a chance to do for themselves at (small) cost to the group, plenty did so.
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Your confusion and discomfort when faced with menstrual products is just another casual contribution to period stigma.
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The European Commission, which has long tolerated mild French profligacy, would be faced with an acute dilemma.
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"When faced with voting for Pelosi or a Republican for speaker, these candidates will choose Pelosi…every.single.time."
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When faced with such a fate, real or perceived, the demonstrators say little else seems to matter.
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So faced with two doors having unresponsive locks for at least a week, what did Prevost do?
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And even the toughest-minded among us may feel queasy when faced with a video of murder.
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Following the outbreak of World War II, American citizens of Japanese descent were faced with tremendous adversity.
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Faced with politically sensitive cases, and under enormous scrutiny, South Africa's courts have proven fair and effective.
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Instead, we're faced with politicians that remain in love with their own image and their own pocketbook.
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Not only was she faced with chronic muscle pain, but her famous red mane was falling out.
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Watts reportedly resisted the guilty plea, but relented when faced with the overwhelming physical evidence against him.
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Faced with financial and logistical stresses, many new mothers find it challenging to meet such a goal.
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When faced with her decision, he realizes that he spends every day with her and the kids.
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Faced with this question on Monday, The Daily Show's Trevor Noah gave one answer: the news media.
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Following her loss, the community has been faced with a question: Will they work with the Trumps?
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When faced with these types of factors with low rates, investors thought they could "relax," said Siegel.
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Faced with all that, some countries would have set about constraining and controlling what companies could do.
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"Europe can no longer afford to be naive and passive faced with this aggressive protectionism," she said.
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Faced with the risk of failure at the EU summit, Mrs May is slowly giving more ground.
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But on Tuesday, the justice was faced with a seemingly impossible dilemma: Justin Theroux or Armie Hammer?
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Faced with ever-rising prices for oft-used generic drugs, one provider decided to make its own.
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In an online environment faced with agile, adaptive adversaries, every detection tool will fail at some point.
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Faced with mounting unpopularity and dwindling options, Zuckerberg seems to have decided it's a risk worth taking.
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Faced with this, some think there is a need to turn down the global thermostat using geoengineering.
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If you're doing the job search right, you can be faced with choosing between multiple enticing positions.
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But faced with a powerful student movement angry over the cost of higher education, he struggled politically.
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As well as the cold, runners were also faced with soft snow and small ice pressure ridges.
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That means Daniel could be faced with buying a policy that doesn't cover all of her care.
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"That's good news for our city and the hardworking police officers faced with this unprecedented security challenge."
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Faced with this prospect, it is time for Washington and the West to deliver some convincing dissuasion.
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Faced with the challenge from Amazon, France's incumbent retailers have been looking to improve their online offerings.
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But if you're on the winning side, you're faced with a whole other set of unpleasant emotions.
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Faced with evidence that it's politically toxic, conservatives redoubled efforts to mask "47 percenterism" behind gentler rhetoric.
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Faced with the U.S. government's accusations of being a spy threat, Huawei has decided to fight back.
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She wa faced with Wharton's possessiveness over their daughter when she begins dating an old family friend.
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With their refusal, authorities are faced with the dilemma of what to do with Franco&aposs remains.
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Faced with that prospect, Johnson could try to call an election in a bid to override them.
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Faced with these challenges, there is little difference between the policies of any of the four candidates.
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Faced with increased competition from fast-fashion retailers, they turned to discounts as a shortcut to growth.
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"Oh, gosh," Will says when faced with the sight of 7-foot-tall Nowitzki guarding the hoop.
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Faced with such an endless wall of bottles, the final decision is similar to playing Russian roulette.
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Labour flipped the script, netting about 30 seats as the UK was faced with a hung parliament.
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"Stephanie is going to be faced with many expenses during the next several months," the page reads.
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The federal government, state governments, companies of all shapes and sizes are faced with near-daily cyberattacks.
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They finally reached Germany, only to be faced with a search for scattered relatives and unreachable friends.
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Do you have any specific experiences that you've faced with the continuous changes in Oakland at all?
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Faced with the severity of the "unprecedented" onslaught, it had little choice other than to do so.
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Those same people also understand that the state is currently faced with an economic and budgetary crisis.
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The Trump administration is faced with a situation that's incredibly damaging no matter how they spin it.
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There is a feeling that I get when I am faced with wide, open spaces in games.
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Not enough people are entering the cybersecurity workforce, and most firms and organizations are faced with vacancies.
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The previous prime minister, Stephen Harper, said famously he would not "commit sociology" when faced with terror.
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Even when faced with unforgiving foes or dangerous monsters, finding common ground is always the first step.
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But faced with this threat, the trade association for optometrists, the American Optometrist Association (AOA), fought back.
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GOP leaders ultimately decided to scrap the measure when faced with an imminent deadline with no consensus.
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Faced with increasing competition and digital disruption, law firms have been responding with strategies that leverage technology.
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There is only so much a mind can put up with, particularly when faced with unlimited nothingness.
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Pushing beyond the quantum computing hype and, perhaps, misinformation, we're still faced with a largely theoretical technology.
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Faced with a restive and resentful population, the government is still relying on force to restore order.
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When faced with new provocations and challenges, these children become wired to pull the trigger before blinking.
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Remarkably, when faced with two inhumane options, the American government seems to have chosen both of them.
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Often when people are faced with a trigger, their first reaction is to isolate or shut down.
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Moreover, the retailer is faced with cutthroat competition, namely Amazon and its low-cost e-commerce universe.
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Now, gay couples are faced with the same reality all couples face: planning for income in retirement.
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The Point: Faced with an increasingly complex world, we tend to seek out the simplest of solutions.
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Meanwhile, colleges are faced with a separate problem: What happens if the tuition money stops flowing in?
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Faced with limited options, the GOP is likely to attack Obama's actions on several fronts, sources said.
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I was concerned about the angst of my white constituents when faced with this most emotional issue.
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Our founding generation, when faced with a fundamental choice, chose independence — knowing full well the potential cost.
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Faced with such real-world evidence, anyone should be skeptical about arguments that one causes the other.
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Faced with the herculean task of replacing the late Justice Antonin Scalia, President Obama played it safe.
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