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Without a doubt. We want to work with President Bush and Canada to confront the challenge of those lost jobs. We have to get more competitive with China and confront this drama of ever lowering wages...
...understand that not just the U.S. but all democratic countries have to confront terrorism, and that has been America's priority the past two years. Now we also have to get back to bilateral relations. Too many important initiatives have fallen behind--like immigration reform...
...Through all of this, I learned that our society has a long way to go before it will be able to confront sexuality seriously, and that I have a lot further to go than that. The entire, Redbooky marriage-spicing industry is skewed to make couples feel better about their lame sex lives. Sure, it's hard to tell your spouse what you really want-especially because for many women it seems to be eight hours of bathtub back massage as foreplay-but honesty is better than getting to the point where you have to watch that Advanced Sexual Techniques...
...addition, he will have to confront a statewide budget crisis that continues to afflict public education...
...comparison, South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission—and many other countries’ model of this process—have helped transition states from sham democracies or military dictatorships into full democracies, as is envisioned for Iraq. The Commission model allows victims to confront those who abused the authority of the state at the highest level and punish them. It also allows for those complicit in a regime’s everyday functioning—in this case, a large portion of the Sunni minority—to recant their involvement with the regime...