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face up

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face up (to someone or something)
to confront with courage someone or something representing a threat or unpleasantness. You are simply going to have to admit your mistake and face up to the boss. You must face up to the authorities if you have done something wrong.
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THE LIFE AND SOUL OF THE PARTY MIKE GAYLE Published by Hodder Set against the backdrop of a series of parties, with a narrative that switches between characters, this is the utterly addictive story of a group of friends and three core relationships that face ups, downs and devastation over a year.
That is, lie face up on the floor, extending your legs out away from you, making sure that you are not in an awkward position where your back is arched.
Byline: Brian Boyd ON the Moyes should stay/go debate, time to face up to reality - we most definitely aren't one of the rich clubs - able attract big signings and managers, so forget latter day Fergies or present day Mourinhos.
 
 
 
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