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Miller has steeled himself against predictions by voicing none.

ROME — In the days since prosecutors called for Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of Italy to be tried on charges related to prostitution and abuse of office in a lurid sex scandal, the prime minister has steeled himself for what some predict may be his last political battle.

Through years of court appearances, media interviews and reflection upon his parents' fate, Ryan Hawks has steeled himself to the emotions of the case.

Obama had steeled himself for the meeting, determined to act with high courtesy and without condescension.

Having moved to New York after 9/11, Dr. Cooper said he had steeled himself to listen and to "see where it percolates back up," as happened one afternoon last month.

The woman Grady had steeled himself to face was seemingly gone, and in her place was the inmate of some turn-of-the-century charity ward …" In this year when we've heard so much about Dickens, we haven't heard nearly enough about his forceful, energetic, spectacularly untalented friend Edward BulwEdwardton.

Before moving to the ancient city in China's Xinjiang province a month ago, the 29-year-old Han migrant had steeled himself for ethnic tensions, violence, and culture shock in the country's far west.

Jean Waked, a Lebanese immigrant who will occupy one of the units with his wife and two children, said he knew the application process was competitive and that he had steeled himself for disappointment.

Hughes has steeled herself for this moment.

Its members have been hunted down and beaten.The repression has steeled some people's resolve.

In Port-au-Prince, Jocelyne Pierre-Louis, a senior Haitian health official, had steeled herself.