The game may be over but the choices remain – and by ending chapter of Waking Dead with a guide to the actions of other players, developer Telltale Games cleverly addresses and confronts the process.
New York was among the last states in the nation to confront the redistricting process.
"If we dare engage in their discomfiting art, we are forced to confront the very process of moral and ethical decision making," Mr. Kleeblatt writes about the artists in his show.
Whatever happens to her, there are far more people of modest means who may have to confront the planning process in 2011 or risk paying an unexpected estate tax.
An hilarious episode in which Sammy, blinded after a customary encounter with the police, confronts the complex process of filing for a change in his government benefits, is both hilarious and a pamphlet for our times.
Alonso believes that The General in his Labyrinth, by almost entirely centering the novel on the General's death, forces the reader to confront the horror of this process.
These show the sense of awe that scientists feel when confronting the natural processes capable of producing "endless forms most beautiful" from what are essentially a few simple rules.
It is, therefore, necessary to confront the "problem" of the primary process, which has in recent times received two "answers".
Today, restarting the multilateral working groups offers a chance to reinvigorate the stagnant peace process and confront the challenges facing the Middle East.
These outside groups are key in carrying out the necessary data collection and investigative process to confront the epidemic.
On the other hand, the fact that the translator has the experience of living in America for more than twenty years (Low 2010, 36) may have helped him become more aware of the cultural and ideological difference confronted in the process of translating a typical Eastern religious text into English.
