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We have to face the facts.
I know it's painful, But we have to face the facts.
We have to face the facts.
Look, we can talk a good game, but we have to face the facts.
We have to face the facts.
This is a bitter pill to swallow, but we have to face the facts pragmatically and without hypocrisy.
We have to face the fact that we are older.
Unfortunately, for as long as the acts of Nazism are recognised as a crime against humanity butthe crimes of the Communist regime of the USSR are excused, we have to face the fact that Europe and its historical truth is split between its eastern and western halves.
But we have to face the facts, Chief.
We have to face the fact that our police are helpless in this matter.
Eventually, we have to face the fact that we're human.
We have to face the fact that my health is gonna be a major liability for us.
If indeed"the prince of this world" is a reference to Caiaphas,then we have to face the fact that this individual is being singled out by the Lord for very special condemnation, as the very embodiment of'Satan', sin and its desires, all that was then in opposition to God.
We have to face the fact that we are raising them together,the three of us.
Cam, we have to face the fact that I am going to die here.
We have to face the fact that toxic waste… is no respecter of national frontiers.
We have to face the fact that there are no foolproof gimmicks, that no radical tactic is invariably appropriate.
We have to face the fact that you cannot drop a fully-fledged democratic system from the air into a country.
Yet we have to face the fact that there is a need to talk about quantitative data, hard facts measures.
And we have to face the fact that even though we do love each other, there is a fundamental piece of this marriage that just doesn't work anymore.
We have to face the facts: after 50 years of independence, Mali has not been able to do that, and we could go another 50 more years without being able to do so.
Mr President, we have to face the fact that the Community's competitive position in relation to Japan and the United States is going backwards and not forwards.
We have to face the fact that many older people are still treated badly in many Member States and, of course, the worst example of this is elder abuse.
We have to face the fact that here in the West brain tumours have risen dramatically by some 100% over the last ten years for totally unknown reasons.
We have to face the fact that girls and boys do not have the same opportunities in terms of access to a mobile phone, and help to start to change this situation.
We have to face the facts: in many geographical zones, where infrastructure competition proves not to be feasible, appropriate regulation will continue to be the only way to keep competition alive.
We have to face the fact that the lifestyles that we have developed in a world with 8 to 9 billion people goes beyond the carrying capacity of the globe, and that is why we have to take a systematic approach that brings us back onto a normal, sustainable path.
All negotiation involves compromises and, on this occasion, we had to face the fact that the US was already obtaining the data it wanted.
But after a while we had to face the fact that we must find a spiritual basis of life- or else.