1.   Spider then is able to confront his fear and on the big night, he takes second place in the spelling bee.

2.   This time, he convinced himself, he would confront his fears and get on with his life.

3.   And that means confronting their fear of Carter.

4.   Either way, both sides find themselves forced to to confront their fears, their prejudices and their notions of forgiveness.

5.   Franklin Roosevelt confronted the fear of economic insecurity by attacking that very fear itself.

6.   In Atlanta, she had to confront her fears.

7.   In his speech, Clinton also made a pitch for free trade, directly confronting Democratic fears that unrestrained trade would lower environmental standards and hurt worker security.

8.   Lori Williams chose the day to confront her fears, hoping a visit to Lower Manhattan would ease what she described as a month of unceasing grief and anxiety.

9.   People can confront fears, real and imagined, in a controlled environment.

10.   They do, however, confront those fears, with awareness, sensuousness and rigor.