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"They never tell you how to stand up and face something like I've been faced with for the past two years.
What I was faced with for the first few years of my life was a mother whose emotional spectrum, presumably, was limited, and registered at the dark end.
More severe cases can involve cognitive-dissonance-induced seizures when faced with, for example, a really good "Inside Amy Schumer" sketch.
Coach Ken Whisenhunt said that trip helped prepare the Cardinals for this week on the road, in that "this is one distraction we're not faced with for the first time".
That would be such a different thing for her to be faced with for the first time with the guy that she's so in love with.
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