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The military warned restive workers that it would stop what it declared were illegal strikes crippling Egypt's economy, declaring "it will confront them and take the legal measures needed to protect the nation's security".

Serbia has yet to face the delicate and charged question of how, or whether, it will confront the brutalities of the Milosevic years.

At least, that's what it sounds like to me; in the Concertgebouw's performance, it will confront the Barbican audience with violent sonic terrors.

If it is to stand in the North Sea, it will confront waves that can rise more than ten metres high and winds that can reach over 100 kilometres an hour.

The year is beginning with signs of economic recovery, but when the new state Legislature convenes this month it will confront a budget season that officials say will be the most desperate in years.

The question, Mr. Melloni said, is whether the Vatican will hew to old explanations that pedophilia is the byproduct of a sexual revolution it had always fought, or whether it will confront the failures in church leadership that allowed sexual abuses to go unpunished.

As it rises, Brazil will confront problems that it has found it possible to ignore before — cocaine and criminal networks from the Andes, labor conflict in Africa, China's currency manipulation.

"With our allies we will confront it wherever it appears".

If the new leadership proves too ossified to adapt quickly to the social and economic changes already in motion, it will find itself increasingly unable to put out the new fires that will confront it.

In the course of its first year any startup will confront issues it had not anticipated.

His choices for the top jobs in his foreign-policy team are all consistent with this rather unilateralist approach to the world.The big uncertainty is whether the team is imaginative enough to respond successfully to or, better still, head off the threats and crises that will confront it.