Once again, I chose to confront the issue head-on.

又一次，我选择了直面这个问题。

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She had decided to confront Kathryn with the truth.

她已决定用事实与凯瑟琳对质。

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I could not bring myself to confront him about it.

我不能就此事让自己与他对质。

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President Obama is said to have stated that, while the past must be understood, he is not there to argue history - and that it is time to "move on" to confront today's challenges.

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And readers of Milton ever since have had to confront not just Milton's writing but this unspeakable sense of empowerment that underlies just about everything that Milton writes.

自那之后，米尔顿的读者们面对的就,不仅是他的作品，还有这种难以言喻的充满力量的感觉,这种感觉暗含在几乎米尔顿的一切写作中。

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I had mentioned the various factions in Parliament that the Presbyterian Party had to confront: the Independents who are to the left of the Presbyterians.

我已经提过了多种议会中的,长老派需要面对的派系：,变成长老派左派的无党派。

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There are five central challenges we must confront to get there.

UN: Secretary-General

The notion that the Democratic Party, and its Jewish supporters would openly turn their backs on the need to confront Iran to advance the political fortunes of their party and their party's presidential slate was too much to take.

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For the Obama Administration, such official connections make something like the Kabul Bank scandal difficult to confront but impossible to ignore.

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