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An international group of experts led by Eugenio La Rocca has now confronted this obstacle in the exhibition "Rome: The Painting of an Empire" by bringing together over 100 of the finest and most characteristic surviving examples of Roman painting, the majority of them frescoes, but suggesting a broader picture of painting in the ancient world despite the losses.

So we do have to confront these obstacles.

But Angola is getting ready to confront the obstacles.

She is determined to go to school and dares to confront the obstacles.

But companies like Uber are continually confronting the obstacle of entrenched government bureaucracy, resistant unions of taxi drivers and dispatchers, and overlapping and sometimes conflicting systems of state and city regulation.

The task of characterizing philosophy in (or of) the Enlightenment confronts the obstacle of the wide diversity of Enlightenment thought.

Politically, local action to limit GHG emissions confronts the obstacle that it would incur in-state costs for minimal in-state benefits (raising the positive question why states are acting at all).

As United Airlines officially announced its proposed $4.3 billion acquisition of US Airways yesterday, the two companies began confronting the obstacles and challenges that they will have to overcome.

Many expressed compassion for the challenge faced by the museum's director, Arnold L. Lehman, who confronts these obstacles while working in the shadow of Manhattan and its cultural behemoths like the Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Modern Art.

This is because neither candidate is willing to confront the underlying obstacle to real change: the premise that the basic responsibility for education rests with communities and states, not the federal government.

In 2020, Democrats will have to confront another familiar obstacle: the Electoral College, which also gives smaller states extra power.