He was again confronted by a question about recent accusations, which he has steadfastly denied, that he accepted a bribe.
When he left the office, however, the officer remembered, he was again confronted by Officer Lee, the P.B.A. delegate: "Timmy came over to me and he said to me, 'What are you doing in there?' I told Timmy, 'You know what I'm doing in there.' And he said, 'Why?' " One of the investigators stepped between them.
The animal was now free to run to the other end of the maze (trial three), where it was again confronted with two objects, C1 (novel) and B2 (familiar from the previous trial).
Three days later, treatment 1 and 2 were exposed to a dead slave-making worker simulating the presence of a slavemaker scout within the host nest, whereas the control group was again confronted with a dead non-nestmate conspecific worker.
Three days after cycle 2, treatment 1 was confronted with a dead non-nestmate conspecific worker representing an enslaved non-nestmate conspecific participating at a raiding event (following the encounter with a slavemaker scout), whereas treatment 2 was again confronted with a dead slave-making worker representing a slavemaker present at a raiding event.
ONLY months after they tightened the rules for the euro, Europeans are again confronting a question posed a decade ago: Is their rule book in fact a little stupid?
J. P. Morgan Chase is again confronting questions from a Democratic lawmaker about the nature of a complicated financing arrangement it set up for Enron.
America is again confronting the spectre of domestic Islamic extremism after two gunmen, at least one of them a self-styled supporter of Isis, were shot and killed after attacking an exhibition of cartoons of the Prophet Mohamed.
As Japan prepares to mark the 70th anniversary of the first nuclear attack in history, Tsuboi and tens of thousands of other hibakusha (atomic bomb survivors) are again confronting their own mortality.
The delay gives the book additional impact: it arrives at a moment when Americans are again confronting a tangled question of war and peace -- how to remove a dangerous enemy from Iraq and build in its place what never existed there before, a stable democracy posing no threat to its neighbors.
It is unfortunate then that here in America we are again confronting issues of racial disharmony and suspicion fueled by the opportunistic rhetoric and actions of politicians, activist judges, and some media outlets.
