1.   Both sides must confront tough questions.

2.   And it changed when it confronted grave constitutional questions during the Watergate scandal.

3.   As scientists take to their computers to unravel the problem, they are forced to confront questions about the very meaning of simulation.

4.   A certain group of voters finally confronts the question of whether the country is doing as well under the incumbent party as it can reasonably be expected to do.

5.   A Senate panel writing that legislation this week will confront the question of which types of mental illnesses should be covered.

6.   Alongside the issues of social justice and religious fundamentalism, Turkey also confronts the question of how to deal with its large Kurdish minority.

7.   Already Beacon Hill policymakers are privately confronting the question of what to do with the embarrassment of riches.

8.   But after surrendering a late tying goal to United, then falling in Fort Lauderdale, the Revolution are confronting several questions.

9.   But most political commentators said it would be years before Australia mustered the energy to confront the question of its postcolonial identity again.

10.   But since the outcome of the Senate trial appeared certain for weeks, Starr and members of his team have quietly confronted the question.