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But in the process, he is confronting the impediments to his most ambitious pledge: to end the capital's partisan warfare.
I have been told that if an intruder managed to get inside the storage facility, he or she would confront a series of lethal impediments before getting anywhere near the uranium.
He is surely the only person in the country who was surprised when the Clintons teamed up to dissemble and smear when confronted with an impediment to their ambitions.
The issues that confront today's Western leaders are major impediments to a safe and prosperous Western world.
The speeches reflected "this real belief in meritocracy without necessarily confronting the structural, racial impediments to it", she said, that would no longer satisfy black voters.
France's poor performance will add to pressure on President François Hollande to confront the country's structural weaknesses, like labor regulations that are widely seen as an impediment to hiring and firing.
"The county must be required to submit a wholesale revision, one that is focused on confronting the exclusionary zoning that is an overwhelming impediment to fair housing choice throughout white Westchester".
Even more important would be to revive public discussion about the multiple impediments that restrict opportunity for those who are already confronted with hurdles to advancement far higher than those facing the affluent.
This is a far cry from her demurring during a debate last month, when she declined to spell out the problems women confronted, saying only that "from time to time there may have been some impediments".
