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Meanings of confront the issue in English

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Usage of confront the issue in English
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Hannah recalled Aunt Phiz's attempt to get her to confront the issue months ago.
Mom over miami
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He now had to confront the issue of Berta Heinkel.
The arms maker of berlin
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Voters are likely to confront the issue next year.
Reuters
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Segars thinks the industry should confront the issue collectively.
Wired
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We have to confront the issue that many men in India do not respect women.
BBC
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He hesitated, unready to confront the issue of legacy.
The Guardian
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Republican opposition means the president's best chance to confront the issue will mean flexing executive power.
Reuters
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Geithner's successor likely will have to confront the issue even if Congress finds a short-term fix.
Reuters
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Gorsuch urged the court to confront the issue.
Reuters
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It remains to be seen how these two service companies will confront the issue of this protest.
The South African
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With his record, with his conception of his trust, he must confront the issue squarely-signor reject.
The Henchman
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LONDON - The Church of England will confront the issue of gay priests at a general synod in July.
The Irish Times
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Without committing to a position, the Top 6 member did reveal that they would confront the issue by Wednesday.
The South African
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When Matt moved to Stoke in 2009, his family sat him down and forced him to confront the issue.
The Guardian
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What that means for you, is that you have to confront the issue head on and make your concerns known.
Ebony
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As in so much else to do with old age, Japan has had little option but to confront the issue.
The economist
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