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What does this phrase mean: 'Let's face it'? Thanks #1 (permalink) Mon Nov 15, 2004 14:54 pm   What does this phrase mean: 'Let's face it'? Thanks
 

Test No. incompl/inter-71 "How to disagree", question 10

Let's ......... it, you and I will never see eye to eye on this.

(a) look
(b) take
(c) face
(d) see

Test No. incompl/inter-71 "How to disagree", answer 10

Let's face it, you and I will never see eye to eye on this.

Correct answer: (c) face

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Let's see it, you and I will never see eye to eye on this.
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Let's face it #2 (permalink) Mon Nov 15, 2004 19:29 pm   Let's face it
 

If you face facts you agree with something that is obvious, you accept the truth.

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