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The phrase "and try to face" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when encouraging someone to confront a situation or challenge, often in a context of personal growth or resilience.
Example: "In difficult times, it's important to acknowledge your feelings and try to face the reality of the situation."
Alternatives: "and attempt to confront" or "and strive to tackle".
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If no other seats are available and you're stuck next to someone who seems sick, limit conversation and try to face away from the individual.
Do you feel "less than" everyone around you? Determine your fears and try to face them.
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This tactic only works against a few enemies at a time, so, like in Dark Souls, I spend a lot of time pulling enemies into familiar territory and trying to face them one at a time.
"There was a war in the former Yugoslavia, and we must try to face the results and consequences of this war one way or another," he said.
"I was a defender once and, you know, I try to face them in training," he added.
During the next two years, Patagonia will try to face and explore that question.
"But then I try to face reality and let myself accept that they are probably dead.
Start with one small thing, try to face it, and understand why it's not so scary.
The scientific community and stake holders tried to face this development by large-scale information campaigns.
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