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Meanings of face harsh in English

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Usage of face harsh in English
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The company must also notify the Information Commissioner or face harsh penalties.
News.com.au
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Over the next 80 days, Mr Biden's policies should face harsh scrutiny.
News.com.au
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Senator Tom Cotton, however, said North Korea's leader could also face harsh words.
Reuters
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A moment before the young man had thought the Governor's face harsh and ugly.
One Man in His Time
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Meanwhile, Mongolia may face harsh cutbacks in government spending.
Reuters
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They may face harsh sanctions like those dealt to Abdul-Jawad, one of the lawyers said.
Reuters
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Korin drew his dagger, his face harsh as winter.
Oracle's Queen
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Con: The Fed would likely face harsh political criticism for action some see as beyond its responsibilities.
Reuters
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Rugby League Northland CEO Walter Wells told RNZ anyone playing outside the official competition would face harsh consequences.
Radio NZ
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Obama will also face harsh critics, and he'll be disappointed at times by the tone of the rhetoric.
Reuters
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Iran's police chief warned Mousavi supporters on Wednesday to halt their "illegal" demonstrations or face harsh treatment.
Reuters
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She warned that people who needed to self-isolate would face harsh penalties if they were found breaking the rules.
News.com.au
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Some rights groups say the migrant workers face harsh working conditions, and Thailand tightened rules for work permits last year.
Reuters
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She said the two men "could face harsh treatment, arbitrary detention, and lack of due process" in China.
Reuters
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GM's Barra returned before a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on Wednesday to face harsh questions about why the No.
Reuters
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The country's police chief warned Mousavi supporters on Wednesday to halt their "illegal" demonstrations or face harsh treatment.
Reuters
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