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Asked if the coalition would focus on Isis, bin Salman said it would confront "not only" that group but "any terrorist organisation that appears in front of us".

It has said that it would confront any ship suspected of carrying banned items and is exploring new ways to squeeze the North financially.

"I told them that this would be one of the most challenging projects they'd ever do, and it would confront them with a set of issues in an environment that they may not be prepared for," he says.

Universities have been a hotbed for political activities, and the government had warned ahead of the opening of the universities this week that it would confront any protests fiercely.

Ayatollah Khamenei said Friday that the system tolerated differing opinions but that it would confront what he called "lies and rumors," in what analysts saw as a reference to the charges of rape and torture of prisoners.

The merger would benefit Sirius and XM — which, despite signing high-profile figures like Howard Stern and Bob Dylan, have cumulatively lost close to seven billion dollars — but it would confront radio listeners with a satellite-radio monopoly.

I promised myself I would wait till I saw Shoob in person and then I would confront him about it. .

In it, Rose would confront all the people from her past.

We were scheduled to do another transmission at night, and hoped that in it we would confront him with the complaints and demands of the villagers his boss had abandoned.

Two former C.I.A. operatives with firsthand knowledge of the PakistanAfghanistan border areas said that the American assault, if it did take place, would confront enormous logistical problems.

Senior administration officials said the Ryan budget underscored the hurdles the White House would confront if it hoped to reach an overarching budget deal with House Republicans.