Denied
Faced
Faced adjective - Having a face or facing especially of a specified kind or number; often used in combination.
Both words in one sentence
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Her defense attorney, veteran international lawyer Edouard Clunet, faced impossible odds: he was denied permission either to cross-examine the prosecution's witnesses or to examine his own witnesses directly.
Source: Useful Notes / Mata Hari -
Her family is separated and has to reunite, and stories focus on issues faced by former slaves, such as catching up on the education they'd been denied and the fact that "free" black people weren't all that free, even in the North.
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Then LĂșthien dies of grief, and is faced with an eternity of being separated from her love because Men are not allowed to remain in Valinor upon death, while Elves are denied to pass wherever it is the souls of Men go.
Source: Love Hurts
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