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face with

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face someone with something
to present evidence of something to someone. When I faced him with the evidence, he confessed immediately. The police faced Max with the witness's story. The CEO was faced with the problem of bringing the bankrupt firm back to profitability.
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face something with something

to install something on the surface of something. We faced the kitchen walls with yellow tile. The wall was faced with tile.
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To wash your face use only, * Castile hand or liquid soap * Pure glycerin hand soap You can pat your face with a clean hot face towel to bring circulation to your face and to help open and move the toxic material, in the pimple, to the surface.
A friend of mine, a lovely, radiant lady, has a beautiful face with flawless skin.
Dr Maria Siemionow led a team at a clinic in Cleveland, Ohio, who replaced most of the seriously disfigured patient's face with that of a recently dead donor.
 
 
 
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