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This book contends that his multicultural upbringing left him with an urge "to rise above the divisions of culture and society, politics and economics," and that he had trouble with confrontation because "to confront was to acknowledge division, rupturing, imperfection, the traps of life he so wanted to transcend".

I wouldn't say it changed what I wanted to do, but it made me concentrate on what I would do, and one of the things that I was forced to confront was that I didn't really have anything to turn to, because I don't come from a religious family and I don't have a strong cultural tradition to follow.

Surgical time was calculated from incision until skin suture and confront was done using a parametric test for paired data (Student's t test).

He made clear in 2012 that one grave intrinsic evil he intended to confront was the Democratic Party platform.

Contemporary conflict scenarios contemplated fighting non-state and failed state opponents where the combat power of the armored BCT would prove to be overwhelming; the most proficient enemy force the armored BCT trained to confront was what was a "near peer" opponent whose equipment and training was inferior to that of the Americans.

The truth that few wanted to confront was Nixon wasn't really unique at all -- just a peculiarly rotten and inept defender of a system, the national security state, that actually didn't work at all, that was corrupt to its very core.

The dilemma they confront is a mercifully rare one.

What Djokovic will confront is a rehabilitated genius.

"The problem we continue to confront is growing," he said.

What may be harder for AIG to confront are more prosaic business challenges.

One issue that law enforcement officials are preparing to confront is possible civil disobedience.