1. I know I'll be confronted with difficulties, but I will squeak by anyway.

2. Otherwise they may be confronted with a partially built, inoperable extension and serious deterioration in the existing service.

3. Then, on opening them again, he would be confronted with the same problem: which of us is which?

4. Alternatively, you may be confronted with several pedagogical grammars in the same language.

5. Now firms will again be confronted with this choice.

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7. Be confronted with new opportunities and challenges, 20 Mcc sets up its enterprise developing strategy.

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10. The new system will be confronted with great difficulties at the start.

11. Students may be confronted with difficulties in the application of complicated formulae of Spherical Trigonometry.

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16. This article tries to expound what the industry would be confronted with after China joined WTO.

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19. But, most of entrepreneurs in our country are unmoral, their unceasing scandals make enterprise be confronted with crisis of credit, confusion of social economy order and corrupt of moral fashion.

20. However, the rash loosening the controlling without full opening condition will be confronted with a great deal of risks.

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22. The article discusses what will the geological prospecting units be confronted with when China restored its membership in GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade).

23. The aging problem is the issue that the whole world should be confronted with.

24. The economic development, population, resource, environment, and social security be confronted with serious problem of population - aging.