As the lights fade on his forlorn, Buster Keaton-like face, we can see what he will confront in the next moment, and the next: walking into his father's home and into his future, that ruined kingdom of adulthood, with its judgments, its emotional parsimony, its occasional moments of honesty, attention, and hope.
One of the hardest issues to confront in the next Spanish elections is the housing problem.
When are we to be confronted with the next case in which data is perhaps unsafely accessed?
The actor then apparently confronted Holland the next day, exclaiming, "You know, you tricked me.
"Shareholders deserve earnest representation and oversight as the Issuer confronts the critical investment and capital allocation decisions it expects to face in the next few months".
Investments made in the public health system to increase preparedness to address the threat of bioterrorism will also pay dividends in preparedness to confront the next influenza pandemic, other emerging infectious diseases, and other threats to public health.
White House insiders said that Mr. Summers's firsthand management of the Asian financial crises, and the influence of his ideas managing the downturn in 2009, made them more confident at his ability to handle problems that might confront the American economy in the next few years.
This "burrowing in" will ensure continuity of some experienced leaders but may also confront the next DG with fixed networks of collaboration that resist supervision.
Thus, we confront the next round.
Many countries, especially developing countries, will be forced to confront the next pandemic with few or no available vaccines.
