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The White House and Congress have done an abrupt about-face about corporate malfeasance this summer, belatedly recognizing the need to crack down on financial chicanery in the executive suite.

Yes, it opens up into a whole series of essays about faces, about being in the world, and about what it means to be present in the world.

There is so much to choose from — including a show inspired by Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" ("About Face") and a sardonic look at the career of Kathie Lee Gifford ("She Can't Believe She Said That!") — that it's awfully hard to tell what might work.

So all this talk about structural unemployment isn't about facing up to our real problems; it's about avoiding them, and taking the easy, useless way out.

This is less about facing uncertain employment prospects and more about cotton-wool kids having become bubble-wrapped students.

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The variety of demands at the news conference demonstrated the incoherence of the Republican message, which is now more about saving face than about any specific policy change.

It is a truth that we don't like to face about ourselves, or about the young men who bloody their hands for us in this violent world.

Mr. Hagel said that he still heard complaints to this day from foreign leaders about Mr. Obama's about-face.

Mark Dwyer, the chief assistant district attorney, acknowledged that the DNA test and Ms. Gonzalez's about-face had raised questions about Mr. McCaffrey's conviction.