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But they have become divided lately in confronting one of the entertainment industry's touchiest issues: smoking in movies that reach the young.

They are confronting one of the world's wealthiest families, according to Forbes, which estimated the Uzans' net worth last year at $1.3 billion.

But over all, said Frederic Vincent, a European Commission spokesman for health and consumer policy, German officials had acted logically in confronting "one of the worst E. coli outbreaks ever".

The European integration project is confronting one of the greatest challenges in its recent history.

GAZA-ISRAEL BORDER, March 30 (Reuters) - At least 16 Palestinians were killed and hundreds injured by Israeli security forces confronting one of the largest Palestinian demonstrations along the Israel-Gaza border in recent years, Gaza medical officials said.

SHANNON, Ireland — An ocean away from the United States, travelers flying out of the international airport here on the west coast of Ireland are confronting one of the newest lines of defense in the war on terrorism: the United States border.

While Sacramento police have not publicly named the two officers involved in the shooting death of Stephon Clark on March 18, Black Lives Matter protesters confronted one of the alleged shooters on his wedding day, according to CBS Sacramento.

B1 Actress Confronted Killer Nicole duFresne, an actress and playwright who was shot and killed on the Lower East Side, confronted one of the attackers in defense of her boyfriend moments before her death, according to a friend.

At the beginning of the video, Mel B. confronts one of the men on set (seemingly a producer or member of the creative team) and asks, "Why did you ask to have cleavage showing and a midriff showing?" He replies with the typically gross answer, "It's every man's fantasy". .

Six days after the live stream began, LaBeouf, who was in the crowd, confronted one of the trolls and got arrested, on camera.

Because the stories would be based on real people, we would have to confront one of the truths we seem to resist most: they are us, they are as violent, battered, hurt and scared as we could be under those circumstances.