Instead, the trial's end confronted President Bush with his first vexing terrorism issue: what to do about Libya now.
As a result, viewers who waited for the playing of the audiotape just after the hearing ended were confronted with screens filled with still photographs of the justices and lawyers, against backdrops of flags and court insignias.
But, in the end, Olivier was confronted with a fait accompli and felt he had been stitched up.
To this end, researchers are confronted with two fundamental questions: how to interpret high-throughput data and how this information can contribute to the development of personalized treatment in patients.
As the war ended, he was confronted with personal tragedy: the sudden death of his wife, Bella, from a viral infection.
By the time the walk ends, they are confronted with both the horror and heroic actions of that day.
Caregivers who are struggling to make ends meet are confronted with the reality that the least healthy foods tend to be the cheapest.
In the end, however, she is confronted with moral and ethical questions too big to ignore and she grows.
And at the end, you find yourself confronted with a mystery; a small mystery, perhaps, but one that certainly gives you pause to think.
It greatly overstrained the economic resources of both countries, leaving both, by the end of the 1980s, confronted with heavy financial, social and, in the case of the Russians, political problems that neither had anticipated and for which neither was fully prepared.
