"When people in the public eye talk about mental illness, it sends a powerful message to all who face it in their lives," said its spokesman, Mark Davies.
But we should give this type of surgery its right value and we must plan and face it in the most responsible way.
But there's reason to believe he wouldn't face it in the first place.
Pompey followed, hoping to starve Caesar's veteran army rather than face it in battle.
Most of them face it in their home countries; many of them have made fighting it part of their work.
Barrie didn't want to face his own aggression in life; he can't face it in theatre, either.
The speed of the game, the learning curve will be sped up, because he'll have to face it in a more contested environment.
Let's face it, in a group of women in their 30s, who among them wants to risk being viewed as desperate?
Face it, in the 1970s, nobody was making any money running in the Bronx, except maybe the guy sprinting down the Concourse with a snatched purse.
"Let's face it, in the immediate aftermath of McCain's defeat, there was furious speculation that he might run as a third-party candidate," Mr. Warfield said.
How much is it going to cost us to add Lance Armstrong to our list of compromised heroes, when, let's face it, in the court of public opinion he's already there?
