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151. In the face of a self-defeating organizational behavior pattern, a person of this sort has little choice other than to fight.
152. Similar considerations helped to explain the survival of the provincial dailies in the face of competition from the nationals.
153. Two years ago, he arrived battered, beaten and fighting for survival in the face of Republican victories in 1994.
154. Anita Roddick has made a virtue of flying in the face of business convention.
155. And yet, in the face of this record, some of my headline-grabbing opponents are asking me to resign!
156. What good was his precept in the face of such power and majesty?
157. Henceforth the Painswick cloth mills gradually closed in the face of competition.
158. In the face of strong temptation,[http:///in the face of.html] Janet dashes the bottle to the floor and rushes to Paddington to see Tryan.
159. The nominal stock of money, M 1, is assumed to remain unchanged in the face of balanced deflation.
160. It is when we make an attempt to clarify it that the confidence begins to desert us in the face of difficulties.
161. How nobly they fought to maintain their dignity in the face of such awful hardship and humiliation.
162. All of Callinicos' philosophical sophistication and matchless political experience evaporate in the face of the art of his own lifetime.
163. Resilience - to remain steadfast in the face of adversity. 7.
164. Hence 60 years on the name Dunkirk still evokes images of triumph in the face of great odds.
165. East Kilbride development corporation has this morning rejected the planning application by Elm Energy in the face of strong public opposition.
166. Will the Act remain effective in the face of technical development?
167. But in the face of the enemy they presented a united front.
168. This group, they argue, still feels insecure and worries about its fate in the face of another economic downturn.
169. Martin pressed himself back into the burial plot, his fear of it temporarily forgotten in the face of this new terror.
170. Such talk in the face of disaster is necessary and admirable - but not terribly convincing.
171. This hopefulness in the face of difficulties is a mark of Humphrey's novels.
172. That concept is irrational and unworkable because it flies in the face of everything we know about human nature.
173. How could a philosophy of government that flew in the face of liberal pessimism win votes?
174. Calm in the face of danger, President Herrera spoke to the troops and ordered them to remain loyal to the government.
175. Eysenck's claim flies in the face of all the evidence.
176. In the face of fame the Bavarian has managed to retain his identity, keeping his feet firmly on the ground.
177. It was the first and last time that management capitulated in the face of a departing mortgage trader.
178. In the face of the city's desperation he expressed his melancholy through his painting.
179. They had brought a modest decline in the face of extreme boom conditions, but no collapse.
180. Whatever the riddle is called, it flies in the face of 3, 000 years of logical philosophy.
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