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"faces a dilemma" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where someone is confronted with a difficult decision and must choose between two unfavorable options. For example, "Jill faces a dilemma: she can either take a job that pays well but clashes with her moral views, or take a job that aligns with her values but pays very little."
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Now he faces a dilemma.
But India faces a dilemma.
But he faces a dilemma.
CHARLES HSU faces a dilemma.
Mousavi also faces a dilemma.
Goldman faces a dilemma in its response.
The pro-Lisbon camp faces a dilemma.
Mr Hollander also faces a dilemma.
So everyone in education faces a dilemma.
The family faces a dilemma.
So Trump faces a dilemma.
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