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On 8 May Coleridge challenged Bayliss in a letter to the Daily News: "As soon as Dr. Bayliss likes to test the bona fides and accuracy of my public declaration ... he shall be confronted from the witness box by eyewitnesses I rely upon".

What seems certain is that those entrusted with the task of fulfilling the American mission were confronted, from the beginning, by an odds-against calculus.

Because they share one pathognomonic sign (major hyperthermia), classic or environmental heatstroke and malignant hyperthermia have often been confronted from the therapeutic point of view.

May, who is also a conservative, will probably be confronted from members of the British press who apparently had some trouble getting into the White House Friday morning—about her meeting with Trump and the country's Brexit plans.

"This administration is unprecedented in its efforts to curtail rights and the scandals it's been confronting from the outset.

But then Ed Miliband realised that the populism of the Right could only be confronted with populism from the Left.

Last week, she says, Congolese government troops moved into Bukala only to be confronted by units from the rebel Democratic Front for the Liberation of Rwanda (FDLR).

"The fact that we will continually be confronted with mistakes from the past is a reality we have to live with," he said.

-For the two last objectives, a systematic review will be developed to build up a catalogue with the main case management interventions reported in the literature, which will be confronted to the information drawn from the first phase.

Recommender Systems can be a powerful option to support operators of critical systems who can be confronted with choosing the right option from a set of alternative (especially in the case of incidents).

Americans will be confronted with threats from around the globe for the foreseeable future.