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see under face down .

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A third girl, 18-year-old Natasha Weigel, lay face-up across the back seat, also breathing, but also unresponsive.

Those convicted would face up to $10,000 in fines and face much deserved jail time.

This is a problem we are going to have to face up to it maybe two years, maybe a little less, maybe a little more.

I like to see my desktop covered with face-up yellow pages drying like paintings in the sun.

The 22-year-old could face up to eight and a half years in prison if convicted.

Scattergood stepped forward as the coroner turned the face up to the light of the sun.

He hesitated, and a wave of dark colour flooded his face up to the roots of his close-clipped hair.

For there is no use beating about the bush now and, simply, he was not big enough in character to face up to the situation.

The Mayor of Kinghamstead, a managing little man with no great belief in my oratorical powers, was sticking his face up to mine.

She stooped down and placed the basket upon the rocks, and, with her arms flung over her head, tossed her face up to the sun.

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