11.   What he wants to do, he said, is to persuade people to confront their fear of AIDS through theater and humor.

12.   And humor is about confronting irrational fears.

13.   Bombings force the French to confront fears that the country is becoming a battleground over Algeria.

14.   But often the best remedy is to train patients to confront their fears about social situations and force themselves to overcome it, doctors say.

15.   Cameras roll as they stumble through voice classes, despair in rehearsals, agonize over pronunciation of English lyrics, confront fears and cry over failures.

16.   Fears are confronted since running away from them brings congestion and eventually a diseased body.

17.   The president encouraged children to confront their fears.