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face

[feys] / feɪs /








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They face a punishing nine games in January - including the first leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final with Newcastle and the conclusion of the Champions League group stage.

From BBC

In the days that followed, Stokes' players protected him, restoring the smile to the skipper's face.

From BBC

He was spared execution when one of his captors took a second look at his face and recognized him as the generous schoolmate who used to share his lunch.

From Los Angeles Times

But we are not required to shrink into selfishness and judgment when faced with need.

From Los Angeles Times

A Treasury spokesperson said that, without the long-standing scheme, "public museums and galleries would face a substantial commercial insurance premium, which would be significantly less cost effective".

From BBC