In that movie, football player Michael Oher has to stand up to an NCAA investigation.
There may be a few Republicans who now have the courage to stand up to them.
Mr Barroso faces an early test of his ability to stand up to France and Germany.
What this means is that Netanyahu is well placed to stand up to Obama's pressure.
Only Paul Collingwood had the temperament and skill to stand up to the barrage.
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But on June 22nd, the Senate voted to stand up to the steel lobby instead.
But it takes someone big and strong like the government to stand up to these purveyors.
And this requires elected officials willing and able to stand up to concentrated and powerful corporate interests.
There will be no one around with the clout to stand up to him on anything much.
It goes on to admit that "many of the more common theories" refuse to stand up to scrutiny.
Tory Eurosceptics glumly predicted that Lib Dem affection for Europe would hobble attempts to stand up to Brussels.
It helped that his boss, FCC Chairman Michael Powell, was willing to stand up to the incumbents, he adds.
Around the world, the awareness and determination of women to stand up to violence are a major step forward.
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Morgan and Lloyd appear to object to everything about Thatcher except her early determination to stand up to men.
It's not every salad that has the substance to stand up to such a rich and savory final flourish.
The man writes lines that are howlingly funny and stubborn enough to stand up to a box of Brillo pads.
Of course, uniformed officers have an obligation to stand up to civilian leaders if they think a policy is flawed.
Many sections of the outer wall still stood, places where the brick had managed to stand up to the falling debris.
Neither is it likely to stand up to rigorous analysis and challenge from a new "Team B" of independent, non-governmental experts.
You can't just have one individual to stand up to the sponsors.
You need to be able to stand up to emerging-world giants, many of which are backed by something even bigger: the state.
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Does Mayor Nagin have enough support to stand up to Landrieu's challenge?
When Garret and Sample lost their ability to stand up to the very people they hired, USC simply never stood a chance.
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But will lawmakers have the spine to stand up to industry lobbyists?
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The idea that the Ulster Unionists would ultimately find it impossible to stand up to a charismatic prime minister has also been disproved.
But Klos again did well to stand up to Munoz after a quick break gave the midfielder a chance to shoot from 15 yards.
It's those edges that give a book its solidity, allowing it to stand up to the vagaries of fashion and the erosions of time.
They may warm up (it happened with President Sarkozy) but Francois Hollande is signalling that he is quite prepared to stand up to Berlin.
And how better to test their ability to stand up to tub-thumping fanatics than to force them to discuss prescription-drug charges with Florida pensioners?
Mr Vogler added that the challenge to renewables companies would be to come up with technology able to stand up to the most extreme conditions.
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