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Meanings of face a number in English
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Usage of face a number in English
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Police said he would face a number of driving and firearms-related charges.
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The mental health social work workforce does, however, face a number of challenges.
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But the plaintiffs will face a number of obstacles to survive in court.
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He would face a number of charges related to firearms incidents.
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The Manganos still face a number of lawsuits filed by relatives of the victims.
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Across the Delta, we still face a number of challenges.
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The EU executive said the merged Honeywell-Sperian would still face a number of significant competitors.
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Staley will face a number of challenges at Barclays.
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The plain packaging rules do, however, still face a number of challenges under global trade rules.
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Bond buyers now face a number of risks.
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However, experimenters face a number of methodological issues, and these issues are particularly pertinent when imaging children.
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Banks still face a number of obstacles.
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Mr Lasebai is wanted on foot of 16 extradition warrants to face a number of charges in Britain.
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He punched her in the face a number of times and also kicked her a number of times.
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Students with disabilities and students from disadvantaged backgrounds, meanwhile, face a number of hurdles getting into third level.
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The man will face a number of charges and his dog has been seized by local animal control.
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