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Has anyone been confronted with such a problem?
Never in the short history of humanity have so many people been confronted with so many challenges.
You have been confronted… 6 times with the fisherman… 8 times with the RAF Sergeant.
The Ed Harlow situation… it has been confronted and resolved.
People who have been confronted with these annoying growths may ask themselves what are warts?
As it is known,our activity in this direction has been confronted with great impediments and difficulties.
The EU has long been confronted with different kinds of terrorism, notably based on extreme political ideologies.
Metalfan: You once said during an interview that women are the greatest mystery man has ever been confronted with.
The outgoing minister had also been confronted by the Ministry of the Environment in the debate over GMOs.
Gentlemen, those of us at Police Station Number Four of the Toronto Constabulary had never been confronted by such a puzzling crime.
Whereas all MENA countries have been confronted with major terrorist actions and remain prime targets;
Such an outcome will be a very welcome development for EU fund markets which have recently been confronted with many tough challenges.
Support groups for women who have been confronted with domestic violence exist in Sibiu, managed by A.L.E.G.
Those present at the meeting were between age 22-35 years,two of the recipients have been confronted with the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
Not a few women who have been confronted with the reality of unwanted pregnancy have chosen to resolve their problem through abortion.
In recent years, as a consequence of the rapidgrowth of on-line betting, sport in Europe has been confronted with several scandals relating to the manipulation of sports results.
It is true that the EU has been confronted with disruptive, sometimes dramatic developments in both the Southern and Eastern Neighbourhood.
The seriousness of the problem is documented by the judgements of the European Court of Justice,which has been confronted with a discriminatory regime for EU banana imports.
Throughout history, human beings have been confronted with strange, unexplained things and they call them gods and demons and even angels.
Partly due to the political attention that it has attracted, the focus of economic research has mostly been on buyer driven vertical restraints in the retail sector, butNCAs have also been confronted with such restraints in a number of other sectors.
Since its conception,the Schengen area has been confronted with different types of challenges and threats.
I have never been confronted with such an unbelievable act of sabotage… by a parent toward the recovery of their child… as what your husband pulled off here today.
However, standardisation stakeholders, including public authorities,have been confronted with issues raised by the interplay of IPRs and standards, in particular in the ICT field.
The Commission has been confronted with the problem that Spain has not followed up on its commitment to close mines which have received closure aid under Article 4 of the Coal Regulation.
We must be much more honest and should admit that we in the European Union have frequently been confronted with situations verging on nuclear meltdown in the plants that we operate.
In those words he had been confronted by the embodiment of everything he had ever aspired to be and the reality of what he would never become.".
Gheorghe has benefited from a series of measures to protect the natural environment,it has been confronted with many human activities that have led to imbalances and negative impacts on biodiversity.
Since 2009, the Commission has been confronted on several occasions with crisis events in some EU countries, which revealed specific rule of law problems.
Ability to face, to prove to be fast, original and creative,against the improvisation test everyone has been confronted with at the Hop Gala preselection, in addition to the previous work they have done.
The European Parliament has often been confronted with faits accomplis by the Commission or the Council, having been relegated to the role of merely ratifying a decision already taken.