The nation would then confront the highest jobless rate in a generation on the eve of November elections that will determine the balance of power in Congress.
But as Britain confronts the highest rate of unemployment in over a decade, the City is suffering not just from the loss of jobs but of prestige, too.
PAGE B1 FINGER-POINTING IN LONDON As Britain confronts the highest unemployment in over a decade, London, Britain's financial center, is suffering not just the loss of jobs and prestige, but denial too.
Psychotherapists and patients confront the high cost of "low-grade" depression.
The separation of church and state has long been one of the most delicate issues confronting the high court.
At the same time Second Stage will confront the higher overhead and larger expectations of the commercial theater world.
"Confronting the High Cost of Divorce" (Sept . 10 noted that when breakups are litigated, wives might need private investigators to track down assets concealed by husbands.
If confirmed by the Senate, Mr. Krueger will bring a background in labor economics to the White House debate on how aggressive the government should be in confronting Congress about pushing for more government action to confront the high unemployment rate.
Still, critics say this plan does little to confront the high costs of health care for the uninsured, including Wal-Mart employees, since they still face the expense of going to a doctor to get a prescription, for example.
Of course, Sascha is some kind of superundercover operative who will have to come clean with Nick while rallying his prison buddies to confront the high-tech commandos in their assault on Alcatraz.
