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The Washington Post also reported on Thursday that members of Mr. McCain's inner circle of advisers had confronted him directly about his ties to Ms. Iseman.

He said Mr. Zuma had confronted him after the speech and asked for an explanation, according to the Southern African Press Association.

He told detectives five days after the killing that Ms. Shelly had confronted him in the apartment where he was working.

The militant group Hamas claimed that one of its suicide bombers had blown himself up, killing two Palestinians who had confronted him and tried to prevent the attack.

Two weeks later, as 1987 was drawing to a close and Condon's daughters had confronted him at his favorite Long Beach hangout, Shine's, he checked into St.

Mr. Freedman of the Westchester County libraries said that an anguished mother had confronted him about her children's potential exposure to pornography in the library.

But exactly the same political circumstances would have confronted him.

He also conceded captin John Terry, said to have confronted him, was frustrated.

His fighters run missions with American Special Forces officers, and when Afghan officials have confronted him, he has either rebuffed them or had them removed.

He has denied any wrongdoing, although MI6 is reported to have confronted him with documentary evidence that he personally authorised the agency's involvement in the Libyan rendition operations.

People familiar with Mr. Jackson's defense said the firing of Mr. Geragos and Mr. Brafman was only the latest instance of his losing patience with advisers who cannot immediately produce desired results, or who have confronted him with unpleasant realities.