Archbishop Tutu calls it "restorative justice," noting the need to confront these events in the light of day.
The young woman claims to remember nothing of how the baby got there and refuses to confront the reality of the event.
The letters the couple wrote on the second journey confront the "great and extraordinary events" of the final defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo after his "Hundred Days" return in 1815.
Adaptation measures, however, are increasingly necessary, as countries confront the effects of severe weather events and slow-onset events such as sea-level rise.
The two-month expedition means confronting anew the events of '96, as well as the prospects of another adventure to 29,035 feet.
Not being able to switch the channel is also something my fellow New Yorkers have confronted in the events of last month.
This is when we found ourselves confronted with the events described by the New York Times and other international media: "Instead of hitting tax evasion, they chose to hit the journalist who exposed it".
Confronted with the events of the past 12 months and even Trump's unprecedented unpopularity — 59percentt disapprove of his presidency — a new poll shows that 2016 voters look as though they'd still pick Trump, albeit about as narrowly as they did before.
Second, when confronted with the events of 1937/38, today's right-wing has a million explanations other than the simple (yes, Keynesian) truth that FDR cut spending to balance the budget too early, or, as Will put it, "prematurely declared victory", resulting in a contraction of demand and income.
The latter category includes a delineation of specific practicalities an Army wife should expect to confront in the event that, say, her husband arrives home one day with the news that in less than twenty-four heurs he will be deployed for an indefinite duration to an overseas location that he's not at liberty to disclose but which his demeanor suggests either is or rhymes with Afghanistan.
