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In the face of.
If people act in the face of something, they do it despite it or when threatened by it.
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Just the fact that it exists creates hope and possibility in the face of devastation and despair.
Of course Helicobacter infection stands as a monument to the stupidity of dismissing this possibility in the face of carefully assembled evidence.
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In the past, Mr. Gonzales and the administration have avoided discussing what they consider hypothetical possibilities in the face of Democrats' accusations that Mr. Bush has asserted unbridled authority to fight terrorism.
This development is a result of the new possibilities in the face of environmental constraints and generally highly productive processes that are amenable to automation.
It has dragged you into a world that features hope and possibility even in the face of tragedy.
Weaving together memories of fighting in the Baltic forests and the chronicle of a rapidly weakening body (at a certain point his vocal cords are cut out), Kovner meditates on the possibility of heroism in the face of illness.
But in the movie's own terms, all of it — the monsters, the storm, the maternal embrace and the possibility of triumph in the face of adversity — is equally real.
And yet the people they've left behind are still standing, breathing, living and continuing to believe in the possibility of love in the face of such loss.
Female military personnel report getting pregnant (some are raped while pregnant), having to find difficult to access abortifacients and often starting birth control to prevent the possibility of pregnancy in the face of the high likelihood that they will raped again.
Michiko Kakutani says it is "a book that explores the difficult algebra of familial love and the possibility of its renewal in the face of impending loss".
When she shows up apparently transformed by the experience and convinced of the book's importance, Bobby finds himself confronted with the possibility of "doing good" in the face of doing business.
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