1.   And even counselors agree that if closure means confronting reality so that it can begin to be assimilated, then it is all right.

2.   Angeli is among a wave of dot-com workers who have been deep-sixed recently as their employers confront financial reality.

3.   As the plot strips away half-truths that had defined his life, McKnight must confront realities he had never suspected.

4.   All this is taking place before the baby boom generation confronts the realities of old age.

5.   Both Kentridge and Ms. Williamson make art that confronts ugly realities.

6.   But children usually have to take on new responsibilities and confront stark realities.

7.   But even senior administration officials who do not think so credit Trulock with forcing them to confront the realities of Chinese atomic espionage.

8.   But it has confronted this reality boldly and is taking steps to correct the inequities and improve hiring practices.

9.   But some women say they were bothered by waiting to expel the fetus, and confronting the reality of what passes out of their body.

10.   But such sales have forced American publishers and distributors to confront the reality of British standards.