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Dear World, Please Confront America

New challenges confront us today.

We need to confront this fear.

Shall we now see pleasure confront death?

And we saw Sloan confront this attendant.

And some of them will confront the others,

And some of them will confront the others,

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The dangers that confront you, those are real.

I wanted to confront the boundaries of the citizen, self imposed and real, and confront the divide between privileged and public access to knowledge.

Both candidates received some (well deserved) criticism during the conventions for appealing to peoples emotions instead of addressing facts and policies. In the debates, that should change as they confront each other directly while making their case to voters.

I was certain that I will confront my account.

I was certain that I will confront my account.

Our capacity to do so must confront certain realities.

No country can confront the threat on its own.

As an architect, I have to confront something like this.

Political, security and economic challenges will continue to confront Iraq.

Directly.

A life without fear is built when we confront violence against women in all spheres and when we confront racism, recognizing the rights and autonomy of indigenous peoples.

We also have to confront the serious degradation of the environment.

The Palestinian Authority needs all possible support to confront those challenges.

Today more than ever, the challenges we confront transcend national borders.

Therefore, because of their nature, no country can confront them alone.

Developing a tool to confront illicit brokering is the next step forward.

We must seize this opportunity to show that we can confront terrorism.

Therefore, the United Nations as a whole should confront that vicious malady.

Important initiatives have been undertaken to confront discrimination based on sexual orientation.

The international community must therefore confront it head on and must prevail.

That is why we must agree on action to confront these contradictions.

The realities and challenges that confront our world will require multilateral solutions.

(ii) The right of the accused to confront his or her accuser.

Your ways confront the church which you claim to love and obey

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It's also very difficult to confront a general with medals on his chest.

It's also very difficult to confront a general with medals on his chest.

This directly concerns you.

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Photography can also compel us to confront issues that are potentially distressing and controversial.

Therefore leave them, until they confront their day, in which they will be stunned.

Therefore leave them, until they confront their day, in which they will be stunned.

The reduction of the trade barriers that confront Africa is at least as important.

Reform is always a challenge, as it requires us to confront the status quo.

The challenges that we confront today differ profoundly from those of the cold war.

We must confront this challenge in order to ensure that the Treaty remains relevant.