1.   An angry crowd gathered, confronting the police, who showed little interest in dispersing them, and began taunting the Marshals.

2.   Angry Protestants, insisting that freedom of assembly is a basic democratic right, are threatening to confront police.

3.   Clinton said whites must confront bigoted police, bias in the judicial system and racism that blocks the educational and economic progress of African Americans.

4.   Confronting police, demonstrators used their own bullhorn to taunt officers and danced in front of them to the beat of a drum.

5.   Gays and lesbians who do report abuse sometimes confront police at a loss for how to handle the case.

6.   He said that Baez and his brothers had confronted the police and were resisting arrest.

7.   In fact, he said, she might never have been identified, given the meager clues that had confronted police.

8.   In one instance, a group of militia members confronted the police and seized back a number of automatic rifles.

9.   More ominous than such antics is the willingness of young people to confront the police, a new phenomenon in a society that puts a premium on obeying authority.

10.   Students interviewed in New York insisted that they were not planning to confront the police directly or to crash through barricades.