Initially, the department denied 1,500 files existed, but changed its mind when confronted with evidence in court.
As I explained in an earlier post, Kennedy changed his mind when confronted by an economy that was growing too slowly, which threatened his re-election in 1964.
And maybe sharia is, indeed, something women should bear in mind when confronted by their own workplace's version of Kev.
The third power, "I want" power, is the ability to hold a long-term goal in your mind when confronted with choices.
In the nightmare study, participants also planned what to do once they were lucid (this helps the dreamer be prepared and maintain clarity of mind when confronted with fearful material).
People who excel at this tend to be exceptionally good at refocussing their minds when confronted with pain or danger.
Over time, defendants have a way of changing their minds when confronted with the reality of long prison terms and former allies turned enemies.
And even if it were prepared to think of these things, France, whether run by Mr Sarkozy or by Mr Hollande, will resist the closer political union that Germany might demand as its price.Perhaps leaders will change their minds when confronted with the dreadful prospect of a break-up; perhaps the ECB will bend the rules again rather than face extinction.
To make it worse, other studies showed that people rarely change their minds when confronted by facts, and that they'd rather listen to a politician who will tell them whom to hate than one who tells them the truth.
The mind collapses when confronted with so much geography.
