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Have confidence in the face of crisis.

He fainted in the face of the sudden blow.

In the face of life, in the face of thousands of wonders, there is no absolute world, only relative.

It maintains continuity in the face of all these changes.

A brave man smiles in the face of adversity.

Do subordinates, superiors in the face of unbridled drinking.

Su Junjie is now in the face of Ding Dong.

the breakdown of the disease surveillance system in the face of the growing risk of outbreaks.

The charm of canals lies in their survival in the face of irrelevance.

In the face of the new curriculum standard, in the face of the new teaching material, in the face of the new teaching goal and the appraisal system, we need to learn, be a pupil.

In a word, it is all the matter of face, such as school thinks long good-looking face, and the office has a rich have found that, in the face of love is face.

Hair and neck scarf Fenbo Department of the waves, in the face of the expressions solidification.

Fenbo Department of the waves, in the face of the expressions solidification.

The mentality behind the micromanagement flies in the face of the facts on the ground.

My heart began to sink, in the face of those in the population is not.

Do not let their weakness in the face of failure bow, in the face of suffering and tears were not, in the face of opportunities and challenges around the center not!

The picture they paint is of stoic defiance in the face of overwhelming odds.

Love words largely to oneself of face, such as school think long good-looking face, and the office has a rich have found that, in the face of love is face.

The little boy behaved with great courage in the face of the gunman.

But the scars and the bloody years only caught me up in the face of facts.

The brave and optimistic in the face of depressing "setback" into the road.

Fairness in the face of a universal threat has been a central theme in this process.

In other words, they make him feel less helpless in the face of adversity.

Powerfulness vanishes in the face of forgiveness, weakness vanishes in the face of forgiveness, and what cannot be done without forgiveness.

Images of Gadhafi's fiery defiance flashed in the face of ouster.

"A Sea Change" is a powerful novel of courage in the face of betrayal.

Larry Summers talked about a Powell doctrine of overwhelming force in the face of crisis.

The runners' brain cells had remained, it seemed, more calm in the face of stress.

Finally, the national people's hope, every day happy, optimistic in the face of all things.

His family described him as “broken” and “helpless” in the face of the financial crisis.

So the city schools have done decently, especially in the face of continuing difficulties.

Stereotypes are usually the last thing to change in the face of contradictory evidence.

I am dissatisfied with the promise of tax cuts in the face of a deficit in public expenditure.

Where is he who in a robe of silver shall one day die in the face of all the people?

By surprise in the face of financial crisis, weak hard to resist.

My skin is white, yellow in the face of many annoying moles.

They realized that in the face of such a disparate army, resistance is like killing themselves.

I don't get how people can be so flippant in the face of natural disasters.

Today, I am standing here with humble in the face of heavy responsibilities we will shoulder.

But how can we defend our estimate in the face of the known imperfections in the data we have used?

Regardless of the good times are in the dead of night, or in serious difficulties in the face of adversity, it often think of me.

The train on a humanoid shape color color, in the face of all corners of the country's population.

Finally until he alighted on the moment of hope, all the negative collapse in the face of facts.

Believing in Buddha, believing in cause and effect, human power is negligible in the face of real cause and effect.

Pure and generous, in no need of praise or justification, joy is unwarranted in the face of despair.

Oily skin: oily skin cleanness is very important, can extend deep reduced-fat milk in the face of face, let oil and dirt from the pore thoroughly remove.

James refuses to wear a suit, even in the office; he's always flown in the face of convention.

Let's march forward hand in hand in the face of the storm, and share honour and disgrace together.

Think from the company's standpoint, faithfully safeguard the company's interests, in the face of temptation to withstand the test.

"I can agree with you in terms of policy that this flies directly in the face of what the framers of the Constitution had in mind, absolutely."

But there are plenty of examples of human behaviour that seem to fly in the face of this.

And ruthless in the face of the actual occurrence of human law, he will make to choice?

His obstinacy in the face of bleak odds has impressed, as has his tenacious hounding of the coalition government.

Being fearless in the face of danger is a manifestation of high EQ, not panic in the face of things is a manifestation of high IQ, and not greedy for money is a manifestation of high EQ.

In Mr Lou's opening remarks, he spoke of the significance of balancing investment and consumption and about the importance of investment in the face of adverse demographics.

But Christian history allows the possibility of development in doctrine, and even an admission of ignorance in the face of the divine mystery is part of tradition.

Honesty is the call of the leaders of the Chinese nation to stand up in the face of the first dawn of new China.

On the contrary, he endorsed the experiment and bravely defended it in the face of withering attacks from conservatives.

Its direct effect is the quick rhythm, quitness and coherence appeared in the face of the text.

In this ghosts, many hard things are stronger than bare hands in the face of unknown dangers.

After marriage, it is just the beginning of another living even in the face of the most difficult relationship between mother-in -law and daughter-in-law.

In fact, Tillich believed that the courage we really need is the courage to persist and continue in the face of feelings of guilt of meaninglessness.

Is this the flower in the face of water? Reminds me of Eileen Chang, who lived in the Republic of China.

A lot of people would have resigned in the face of such accusations, but he stayed and toughed out.

At some point each of them decided that she simply could not carry on in the face of an injustice.

LATVIA'S self-discipline in the face of a sharp economic downturn and tough austerity measures gets plenty of praise.

Where the initial memories of the city, even in the face of resolve in time, it is always the most obdurate attitude.

Fear is the wisdom in the face of danger. 恐惧是面对危险时的智慧

Escape doesn't hide too, in the face of not necessarily turned around and not necessarily the most weak.

Into the hall of the museum, in the face of huge photographs to show people Pentium Miangen roar of the Yellow River and the vast loess plateau.

Only from the deep sober heart of a person to face the ups and downs of life, in the face of this real life, all of those calm and calm really become a blessing, in the face of continuing life, in time to correct those self found troubles, how to live, how to see how you do.

Perhaps there might even have been one made Outcast for speaking his truth in the face of the Flock.

So far Europe's economies have proved surprisingly resilient in the face of the credit crunch and an American recession.

Bai Suzhen laughs in the face of death, selects the ganoderma lucidum immortal grass finally, excited goes.

The hurt and fear of years of discouragement crumbled in the face of the truth of what Mrs. Slaton had said. Jean felt exhilarated and a little scared.

The third part analyzed deeply the primary problems and contradictions of protection of historic town of BaShu mountain region in the face of.

While it flies in the face of value-driven logic, these stocks could very well be the best performers in the last gasp of a rally.

The reason for obtaining stability in the face of uncertainty is the need of management for continuity and sameness in all they are doing.

Throughout both our careers in public service, we have witnessed firsthand the amazing generosity of the American people in the face of calamity.

Notice again Jesus withdraws in the face of danger but the withdrawing in a sense increases the ministry in an odd paradoxical way.

Open coverage in the face of rotten cloth, a beautiful young girl, eyes closed, mouth Wei Qiao, just like the magic of sleep, his face an emerging understanding of the mysterious smile.

If we are brave offense in the face of a setback, then life would be a colorful world.

I tell you that in the face of an elder, too clever behavior can not be favorable.

And when I find evidence that it can still hold its own in the face of the wizardry of the electronic circuitry of little chips, I am pleased.

But in the face of panic, of sinister towers of smoke, of invisible and implacable threats, the reasonable course is not an easy one.

The purpose of the drawing is to show us that in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges or predicament, possessing self-confidence is of utmost significance.

Countries have joined together in the face of a sharp increase in hijackings that have cost millions of pounds in ransom and inflated shipping insurance costs.

Dining out, foreign travel, learning a new sport will prove more resilient than expected in the face of recession.