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face facts

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face facts
we must accept the truth of this. You have to face facts — when your boss tells you she doesn't like your report, you'd better rewrite it.
Related vocabulary: get real
See also: face, fact
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We will be defeated if we do not abandon comfortable fantasies, face facts and shape strategy, policy and action accordingly.
Courting catastrophe: America five years after 9/11 by Scheuer, Michael / The National Interest
Frank calls this Weekender equipment "adult toys"--undoubtedly useful for mowing, hauling, grading, feeding, and other odd jobs--but let's face facts.
Are you selling "adult toys"? by Shepherd, Mary / Implement & Tractor
Once they face facts, the Central Bank will change its position, and they'll end up cutting interest rates more quickly.
Ready, set, grow: Brazil's bustling economy shrugs off a political ... by Pfeifer, Margarida O. / Latin Trade
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