21.   In order to confront the epidemic, the president must help the nation face some hard truths.

22.   Instead, it may have been just a flimsy rhetorical facade erected to hide some hard truths.

23.   Loxtercamp, who often keeps gnawing at a subject until he hits bone, finally strikes some hard truth.

24.   Much of the film plays like a tragedy of errors, with Ryan the man in the middle, forced to uncover some hard truths about his own country.

25.   Often it is Dinkins who intrudes with a hard truth.

26.   On Wednesday, they learned the hard truth about a wobbly, erratic hurricane named Bonnie.

27.   Should loved ones join together to show their concern for a spendthrift and tell her some hard truths?

28.   So anyone considering a Mac release faces a hard truth.

29.   Stuff no one expected to resonate now, mysteriously and shockingly does, because of the hard truths of our times.

30.   The Clinton administration should clear the air and admit some hard truths about western policy towards Russia.