That's the challenge for him, that's the challenge for a lot of our guys.
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It could be a challenge for museums, it could be a challenge for concert halls.
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The next big challenge for Netflix is language The next big challenge for Netflix is language.
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"The challenge for us as news consumers and the challenge for people like me as reporters is to refuse to be confused," Stelter said.
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The biggest challenge for us — and I think it's a challenge for a lot of people — was we knew we had to be a little more reactive than we were at Grantland.
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That kind of growth is a challenge for any startup.
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Luckily for you, there's a Florida Man Challenge for that.
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Planning the wedding alone has been a challenge for Christina.
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Calling all rock climbers — we've got a challenge for you.
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Additionally, conflict poses a very real challenge for many reasons.
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The bigger challenge for Uber is planning for the unexpected.
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Videos have long been a challenge for machine learning researchers.
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It's a serious challenge, for which one needs to prepare.
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Tech innovation has long been a challenge for insurance incumbents.
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And so it laid down this challenge for the public.
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That can be a challenge for both teachers and pupils.
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And that's a challenge for even the biggest streaming services.
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Iraq presents a more complicated challenge for Iran. Maj. Gen.
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Now live, the challenge for Peanut will be user adoption.
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That kind of behavior poses a real challenge for journalists.
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It was a challenge for me and I liked that.
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Hulu's Runaways faced a rare challenge for a superhero show.
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That's the challenge for all of us as human beings.
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One major challenge for Salesforce is renewed competition from Microsoft.
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You know, that certainly a challenge for our intelligence community.
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The challenge for us now, is to analyze it all.
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I'm sure it wasn't much of a challenge for him.
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"That's the challenge for someone like Shailene Woodley," Nash said.
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But Einstein's continued success is a challenge for the field.
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This year has been quite the challenge for our camp.
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What was the biggest challenge for you making this album?
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Mortgage rates are also rising, adding another challenge for buyers.
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The challenge for manufacturers is figuring out what buyers want.
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The challenge for us now is to analyze it all.
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It's been a little bit of a challenge for him.
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Saying "no" is indeed a major challenge for many people.
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"It makes a huge challenge for law enforcement," Johnson said.
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Saying no is indeed a major challenge for most people.
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"It's a challenge for them to benefit themselves," he said.
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The Hill: Korean peace talks pose new challenge for Trump.
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Producing that many cars will present a challenge for Tesla.
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It's not an easy challenge, for a number of reasons.
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The move to Seafirst presented a challenge for Mr. Cooley.
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Saying no is indeed a major challenge for many people.
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The Hill: Breadth of Trump probe poses challenge for Dems.
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The Senate presents a much larger challenge for the party.
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"This is going to be the biggest challenge for us."
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Contests and Challenges Our Civil Conversation Challenge for Teenagers, Oct.
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But that's a challenge for someone else to worry about.
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Funding is the biggest challenge for creatives in my community.
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But this analysis actually understates the challenge for Hillary Clinton.
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Costs pose another challenge for Canadian promoters throwing destination festivals.
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Distinguishing "urgent" from "important" is a challenge for most entrepreneurs.
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Stormy season is always a challenge for the conch industry.
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It's still a challenge for her to demonstrate emotion publicly.
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But the production bulge produces a challenge for pipeline transport.
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"This is the challenge for the 21st century," said Brennan.
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That will be a challenge for everyone, not only Kane.
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This would be a great challenge for you, and him.
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She survived, securing protection against further challenge for another year.
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They're also mounting a vigorous challenge for retiring Democratic Rep.
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But that too, is a big challenge for Sanders' campaign.
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It's a grand challenge for the National Academy of Engineering.
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Fighting the Mafia posed a uniquely hard challenge for investigators.
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That's presented a challenge for the US's most dominant industry.
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Electric cars pose a design challenge for tiremakers as well.
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"This is a challenge for the whole planet," he said.
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Kitchens are a special challenge for seniors with physical issues.
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Here is a new #challenge for all you bored teens.
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But finding growth could also become a challenge for Nordstrom.
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The gesture amounts to an implicit challenge for those present.
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And why covering him poses a unique challenge for journalism.
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Monitoring conditions at jails has been a challenge for years.
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This week will be an interesting challenge for both units.
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The role is a daunting challenge for a heroic tenor.
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Perhaps the most significant challenge for phone polling is language.
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Arizona's 8th District poses a much tougher challenge for Democrats.
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These numbers underscore a core challenge for the floor managers.
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Effectively measuring pain has been a persistent challenge for decades.
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Even before tipoff, Syracuse presented a worrisome challenge for UConn.
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Christie's dismal approval rating represents a challenge for Lt. Gov.
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Christmastime has loomed as a daunting challenge for law enforcement.
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Reducing emissions will be a challenge for the retail behemoth.
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Now, the challenge for Tesla will be ramping up production.
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Not at first, but what a challenge for U.S. diplomacy.
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We thought it would be a good challenge for Dan.
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I've found the latter is a particular challenge for most.
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Religious pressures have long been a challenge for the foundation.
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"It's an interesting challenge for organizations to balance that out."
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But DC will prove a serious challenge for Ford's vehicles.
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Getting treatment is a challenge for the majority of people.
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The biggest challenge for Sajari, Schumacher said, will be focus.
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Still, trading Anthony would be a challenge for several reasons.
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Rising interest rates present another challenge for the housing market.
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"That will be a challenge for any location," he said.
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So it's easy to see the turnout challenge for pollsters.
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The next challenge for Tesla is to return to profitability.
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Predator Free 2050 presents an immense challenge for New Zealand.
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The shift to mobile was a major challenge for Google.
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This creates a fairly difficult challenge for law enforcement agencies.
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The Bakken "has been a challenge for many years," Abramov said.
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Dealing with China is the defining challenge for the global economy.
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Passing such a bill still poses a major challenge for McConnell.
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Impostor syndrome is a challenge for many new to leadership roles.
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It's always a big challenge for me to face the sisters.
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"Reggie Jackson was a great challenge for me tonight," Parker said.
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What was the biggest challenge for you in developing these standards?
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Repayment is a challenge for many: Every day, 31,000 borrowers default.
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Despite years of investments, Asia has proved a challenge for IAG.
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That difficulty could pose a challenge for the president's reelection bid.
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On balance, the turnout challenge for Mr. Trump is probably overrated.
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Pricing is still a bit of a challenge for EV owners.
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Content moderation is a long-standing challenge for big tech companies.
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Constant moves make steady employment a challenge for non-military spouses.
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"This has been a major challenge for modern medicine," Kieny said.
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So that is a challenge for our leaders to do that.
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My point was just that that was a challenge for us.
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The censors' shifting priorities are a challenge for Chinese tech firms.
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Nonetheless, we know that premium increases are a challenge for families.
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The challenge for research schools will be reaching beyond these enthusiasts.
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Keeping shared EVs charged has been a challenge for other businesses.
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The persistent challenge from Sanders presents a critical challenge for Clinton.
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But yeah, I think that ultimately it's a challenge for us.
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"It's a good challenge for us," Canucks veteran Daniel Sedin said.
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But Mitchell's case would likely have been a challenge for prosecutors.
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The Somerset Challenge, for instance, runs on just £250,000 a year.
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Another major challenge for steel is new competition from lighter materials.
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The public markets have been a challenge for emerging online lenders.
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The wait times aren't the only challenge for Prop 64 petitioners.
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The challenge for 2016 is Trump's promise to maintain the suspense.
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"Its a first order strategic challenge for us all," he said.
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Still, electrification will be a major challenge for the German groups.
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The Senate, however, is a more daunting challenge for the party.
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Down payment is usually the biggest challenge for first-time buyers.
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This is a common challenge for many founders and chief executives.
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Jenner said that will be a challenge for her only son.
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But the challenge for seaweed and insects is in the marketing.
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Finding available shelter space has been a challenge for the county.
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Next year's elections may prove a more significant challenge for Democrats.
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Gaining consumer trust could prove to be a challenge for N26.
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Q. What do you see a key challenge for a leader?
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It's a dynamic that brings particular challenge for the United States.
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The challenge for Mr. Leslie is telling those two groups apart.
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The next challenge for Israel's agritech firms will be scaling up.
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That will be an interesting challenge for these stores to solve.
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The court set oral arguments on the legal challenge for Monday.
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The South Carolina matchup is another career-threatening challenge for Sanford.
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This, too, could pose a challenge for the sometimes guarded Californian.
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Stabilizing the insurance marketplace could be a major challenge for Mrs.
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But defusing the tension has become another challenge for American diplomats.
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Mr. Redstone's own testimony presents a considerable challenge for the court.
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The next big challenge for Ailes' successor is its aging viewers.
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I think this is a really, really tough challenge for Facebook.
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"It's a challenge for everyone to scale up quickly," Ambler said.
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Learning English has been another challenge for the league's Russian players.
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Variability (uncertainy) is the big challenge for these kinds of approaches.
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Such a large time span can be a challenge for LSTMs.
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The challenge for you is to be upfront about your urges.
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That's been a challenge for some of the other groups, too.
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The independent as a disaffected partisan poses a challenge for parties.
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The challenge for me is to scale while maintaining ideological purity.
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If she survives, she cannot face a challenge for another year.
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But it is posing a big challenge for the Federal Reserve.
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That will be America's central geopolitical challenge for years to come.
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"It's a very complicated challenge for the Trump team," Axelrod said.
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Child care, of course, is a challenge for many working parents.
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He has said fixing Facebook was his personal challenge for 2018.
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But he said the episode highlights the challenge for the airline.
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CANTWELL Cameron and Joe have always been a challenge for us.
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COVID-19 poses a major logistical challenge for the financial industry.
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It was really a challenge for me to address those women.
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The novel coronavirus outbreak presents an immense challenge for global health.
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With so much freedom, this is a challenge for most students.
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Their physically demanding lives now pose a challenge for their children.
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And what country might be the ultimate challenge for a hyperpolyglot?
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It can be a particular challenge for some people, like athletes.
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Reinstatement can be a major challenge for sellers facing IP violations.
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" She added, "The challenge for us is to change the optics.
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Plastics is also solving a challenge for the state's fracking industry.
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Plastics is also solving a challenge for the state's fracking industry.
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But grocery shopping presents a new challenge for Amazon's cashierless technology.
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Trump also presents a particular challenge for Republican members of Congress.
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Balancing ourselves with ecosystems remains an all-defining challenge for humanity.
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Measuring the ocean's temperature has long been a challenge for scientists.
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Properly parceling out equity is a challenge for first-time founders.
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The biggest challenge for Rolls-Royce is keeping up with demand.
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"It would also represent a challenge for the administration," he added.
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Hopefully the puzzle presents enough of a midweek challenge for everyone!
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The biggest challenge for Pieters is coming up with new ideas.
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What's more, staff shortages are a real challenge for the NHS.
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The global refugee crisis is a major challenge for our generation.
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Another challenge for parents is that signs of depression can vary.
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One challenge for Shirvani was older workers who were technology-averse.
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But even a single mastectomy will be a challenge for you.
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Achieving tax reform is a monumental challenge for the Trump administration.
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The upcoming holiday season will be a particular challenge for Sears.
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Voters' views of McCaskill could pose a challenge for the incumbent.
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"Climate change is a common challenge for all countries," Wang said.
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And it now presents a major logistical challenge for the government.
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Recruiting has been a challenge for Michigan State for several years.
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Balancing ourselves with ecosystems remains an all-defining challenge for humanity.
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But fishing near hippos presented a unique challenge for the crew.
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"What an interesting management challenge for us," the park superintendent said.
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That's a challenge for apartment dwellers, though some retailers offer storage.
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"The greatest challenge for millennials is the affordability issue," he said.
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How to allocate these scarce organs is a challenge for bioethicists.
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The downward sales trend is the latest challenge for the industry.
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I guess it was also more of a challenge for me.
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But in many ways, Texas remains an unbelievable challenge for Democrats.
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The first challenge for Congress is deciding which problems need fixing.
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Financial risk also poses a formidable challenge for the Communist Party.
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"It's a first order strategic challenge for us all," he said.
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These new drugs represent a new challenge for European health authorities.
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That's a tough challenge for a defendant accused of making telemarketing calls.
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Yet it is the crucial challenge for my country and my continent.
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The challenge for copyright holders, then, isn't just to improve on free.
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But retaining contributors over time is another big challenge for UGC platforms.
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Balancing thought and action will always be a challenge for many people.
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"It becomes a challenge for this mangrove fringe to survive," he said.
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Weeds are a significant challenge for crop farmers, whether conventional or organic.
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SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE POMPEO: Well, it's a longstanding challenge for America.
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Another challenge for the Democratic presidential candidates looms large on Super Tuesday.
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The 2020 map was always a bit of a challenge for Republicans.
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This is a huge challenge for SMEs, for governments, and for institutions.
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But other sorts of entities pose an additional challenge for competition policy.
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The challenge for French society is to let them finish the job.
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Getting your period in space is a challenge for a few reasons.
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Young people actively seeking change represent a new challenge for the Kremlin.
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It only seems to be a time of intense challenge for democracy.
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Squiers says that this section presented the greatest challenge for her, personally.
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The latest inflation figures mark a new challenge for China's central bank.
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Life can be a challenge for everyone at one time or another.
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This creates an immense challenge for many who don't have any savings.
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Really, he presents the most difficult kind of challenge for law enforcement.
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But moving forward has been a challenge for many in the community.
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He posted to Facebook:I have a physical challenge for 2016 as well.
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The challenge for whoever wins the nomination will be uniting the two.
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Watch above, and get inspired to try out the challenge for yourself.
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Or it might supercharge artificial intelligence, a key challenge for autonomous driving.
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Acquiring a large wireless business would be a challenge for similar reasons.
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"Electrically-assisted mountain bike is a new challenge for me," he said.
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That's a good thing for consumers, but a major challenge for Cupertino.
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The highly regulated industry of aviation proves a consistent challenge for upstarts.
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"It was a challenge for Kyle in a couple innings," Banister said.
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Answering the "why" question would be an enormous technical challenge for Facebook.
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Learning to dress the boobs has been the biggest challenge for me.
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Fundraising could pose a challenge for Ganim, according to the Hartford Courant.
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It's finally Saturday and we have a new Instagram challenge for you.
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This newfound inflation is actually something of a challenge for many workers.
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I think encryption is going to be this huge challenge for governments.
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He also hosted MTV's Road Rules/Real World Challenge for two seasons.
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Tracking cloud usage has proven a challenge for IT as a result.
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The challenge for everybody is that CFIUS is very tight, very private.
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The push into electrification is a particularly big challenge for the brand.
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Culture was also a challenge for recent hires, a second source said.
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Trump – Trump believes student loan debt is a pressing challenge for Americans.
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"The main challenge for us is to change society's behavior," Jan said.
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"I have a physical challenge for 2016," he posted on Facebook Monday.
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This would be a monumental challenge for even the most skilled diplomat.
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One challenge for Generation Water is explaining the science behind the technology.
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We (that's the fan's "we") would never challenge for the title, ever.
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Saying no is indeed a major self-control challenge for many people.
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This is a challenge for city car brands in Europe in particular.
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"The challenge for the DNC here is to maintain order," Reinish said.
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This version of Mr. Trump would create a different challenge for Mrs.
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"This is going to be the challenge for advertisers," Ms. Wright said.
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Others did, too, and they won a UNICEF challenge for the concept.
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No Luik sister is expected to challenge for a medal in Rio.
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Manning's bid to take out Budd is a steeper challenge for Democrats.
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It's a challenge for our farmers to sell their products into China.
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It's a fun challenge for someone who sees himself as a fan.
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CNN: Why is access to sports opportunities a challenge for some kids?
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"The biggest challenge for going into the Arctic is logistics," Brinson said.
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What is the challenge for actors when you're adding on the fly?
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Heitkamp faces a potential challenge for her North Dakota seat from Rep.
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The challenge for an artist, then, comes down to intention and ability.
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But at the moment, they don't present a challenge for Red Hat.
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"It defines a key challenge for Trump," said GOP pollster David Winston.
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But a large Hispanic population seems to present a challenge for him.
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The challenge for the Democrats will be to get behind the smokescreen.
|
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One particular challenge for Tesla owners is the self-driving "autopilot" feature.
|
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China is already set to be a challenge for the next president.
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Defending China's currency, the renminbi, could nonetheless remain a challenge for Beijing.
|
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There's a new challenge for DeepMind to apply its collective wits to.
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Cubs Quick Comment: Will any other team challenge for the top spot?
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As the diagnoses stacked up, self-care became a challenge for Schultz.
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So it's a challenge for me to try and hit the stumps.
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The main challenge for Yousign is that Europe is still quite fragmented.
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The next challenge for the Iraqi government is to win the peace.
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For Sanders, he's certain that sexism is a challenge for women candidates.
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At the moment, size continues to be a challenge for Diam Concept.
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Keeping control of such large vehicles is a challenge for the driver.
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It will be a little challenge for the fans to spot it.
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The great challenge for the artist is to make the invisible visible.
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I suppose the challenge for us is: how much you rewrite history?
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But it will definitely be an immediate challenge for whoever takes over.
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Flavored butters present no real challenge for a home cook to make.
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The bigger challenge for Boeing is how it will handle future orders.
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City had to create a challenge for itself, because none emerged elsewhere.
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Farmland availability and affordability are the No. 1 challenge for new farmers.
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Replacing old shoes can be a logistical challenge for an Olympic curler.
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A lack of electricity will certainly create a challenge for those goals.
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Now Darpa is running another challenge for robots to navigate underground environments.
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Reputational hurdlesThe biggest challenge for the industrial conglomerate might be its reputation.
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That's created a challenge for those pushing for more equitable, technological systems.
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The challenge for pro-referendum forces is finding the votes in Parliament.
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The biggest challenge for "Frozen II" was having to personify the elements.
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It's expensive, too, making it a fine challenge for the $100 treatment.
|
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The White House's foray into the race presents a challenge for Gillespie.
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"Legislatively it's going to be a big challenge" for Clinton, he added.
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It has been "an incredible challenge" for his five children, he said.
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What is the biggest challenge for you in terms of your education?
|
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The energy sector is especially cyclical, a challenge for the Appalachian region.
|
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The real challenge for hydrogen fuel cells is the lack of infrastructure.
|
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That presents a huge new challenge for companies traditionally focused on manufacturing.
|
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Yet keeping Beijing satisfied is only part of the challenge for Apple.
|
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Few political observers see Oregon as anything but a challenge for Clinton.
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If the media doesn't believe me, I have a challenge for you.
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The Wall Street Journal: States' shift from caucuses is challenge for Sens.
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"Ghani is a challenge for the country, not for me," he said.
|
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Therein lies the challenge for the Trump team and the GOP Congress.
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The challenge for SNAP is whether the user base can age up.
|
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But maintaining the positive momentum could be a challenge for Moon's team.
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"The challenge for me has been trying to find consistency," Biagini said.
|
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She added that capital flow volatility has become "a challenge for many".
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That is the great challenge for the Senate in the coming weeks.
|
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Woodies aside, expanding beyond a niche remains a challenge for station wagons.
|
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Low rates remain a challenge for earnings, but do limit impairment charges.
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So now we go home, and that's a big challenge for us.
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Finally, limited public transportation creates a challenge for the night economy's development.
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It's another challenge for millennials trying to buy into the American dream.
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The challenge for the companies is the rules are not yet clear.
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The ruling thus represents a challenge for Republicans — but also an opportunity.
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The challenge for Congress this week is to avoid a government shutdown.
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"The challenge for Continental will be awareness and perception of the Lincoln brand."
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And today he announced his personal challenge for 2018: better policing his platform.
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Blac Chyna might just have won the mannequin challenge for all of us.
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"That's a challenge for the IRS even without the government shutdown," she says.
|
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The provision is the latest challenge for merchants such as Cargill and ADM.
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By the way, even Arya's been doing the Arya challenge for a while.
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Well, I can tell you the next big challenge for the disability community.
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The challenge for Vimeo is getting potential customers to understand its business model.
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But that's by no means the only challenge for the gen-23 sedan.
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Pominville was credited with the goal after a Buffalo challenge for goaltender interference.
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It is not the first challenge for investors in a Credit Suisse ETN.
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Today marks our very last $100 gift-card challenge for this holiday season.
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If you love TV Easter eggs, Kerry Washington has a challenge for you.
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Kennedy in September launched a primary challenge for Senate against incumbent Ed Markey.
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"The challenge for prosecutors or police is the 'fresh complaint' angle," he said.
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The uncertainty coming out of Brexit is a challenge for growth in Europe.
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Another challenge for fund managers is a change in the corporate-pensions market.
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It'll be a big challenge for Landen (Lucas) and our other big guys.
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The challenge for the lithium industry is how to live with such volatility.
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Sci-Hub's continued existence will pose a challenge for the science publishing business.
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PSG believe he will help them challenge for this year's Champions League title.
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Funding is only one challenge for the Wikitribune, though, reaching people is another.
|
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So, it proved to be a huge challenge for the crew and cast.
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Understanding how certain viruses infect fetuses has been a major challenge for scientists.
|
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And so the personal challenge for 2019 is ... to launch a talk show?
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On Itch, something this specific and absurd is a tantalizing challenge for Corcoran.
|
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Another challenge for children of immigrants is that they have immigration [status] problems.
|
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In an era when fast fashion is popular, the main challenge for GALERIE.
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The growth in digital advertising has also posed a particular challenge for Turner.
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It was a good challenge for the team and a good character test.
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Princess Beatrice celebrated on Thursday after completing a grueling physical challenge for charity.
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And it's expressive, creative, and a challenge for me too, which I love!
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It can be a real challenge for us to cut through that noise.
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That is the greatest challenge for me, how to scale up in quality.
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The continuing challenge for Donovan is to make sure it stays that way.
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"Changing the mindset in the north was a challenge for us," notes Page.
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However, the House will prove more of a challenge for net neutrality supporters.
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"It's an enormous challenge for that country to make its shift," he said.
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Being a temporary yogi definitely was a challenge for the J House duo.
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Going out to eat is always a challenge for Nordberg and her family.
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The three walks and the home runs were really the challenge for us.
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The challenge for the ambitious Texan is that he has some tough competition.
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Consider that an open challenge for startups and entrepreneurs to try to solve.
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The challenge for party officials is to make everyone underneath it feel welcome.
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"The necessary development costs are the biggest challenge for our industry," he added.
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Using other networks was a challenge for us because of the global aspect.
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Over time it's always a challenge for governments to match revenues with spending .
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The second challenge for today's explainers is that the theories are getting weirder.
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Still, 20 years between the same part is a challenge for an actor.
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The Legal Challenge For two years, a group of families in Newtown, Conn.
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Inequality will continue to be a challenge for human society in the future.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Buying Twitter would be a challenge for a number of reasons.
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The challenge for the company will be ensuring efficiency doesn't mean cutting corners.
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Busting through the secrecy has become a challenge for hobbyists and hackers alike.
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The challenge for the company's (apparent) new CEO is certainly a daunting one.
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Messenger Lite Messenger Lite The developing world has proven a challenge for Snapchat.
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My personal challenge for 2018 is to focus on fixing these important issues.
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Growing the modern manufacturing workforce is clearly an urgent challenge for all manufacturers.
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The political challenge for these policies is that the constituencies can be fleeting.
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The challenge for many firms seems to be putting all the pieces together.
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The biggest challenge for horror in the age of streaming might be pacing.
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The biggest challenge for me is when I work on a new animal.
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Effectively managing the White House has been a challenge for all modern presidents.
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The location of trials in urban centers poses a challenge for rural populations.
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Enforcing export controls on artificial intelligence would present an unusual challenge for regulators.
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"The biggest challenge for a niche brand is to be professional," he said.
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The deepest challenge for the United States economy may really be about demographics.
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As it happens, the Japanese language posed a challenge for this streaming company.
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But Florida poses perhaps the biggest challenge for Sanders in the coming weeks.
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Dominic Thiem was expected to be a challenge for top-seeded Rafael Nadal.
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Turnout may be the biggest challenge for the advocacy groups leading the effort.
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The ruling leaves those issues and his First Amendment challenge for another day.
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This is a colossal challenge for an organization that relies on private donors.
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Fixing damaged infrastructure has been an insurmountable challenge for responders in Puerto Rico.
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Recentering her perspective proved an interesting challenge for the mostly self-taught artist.
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"The biggest challenge for women entering the field is the sexism," she said.
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Going on vacation can pose a unique challenge for people with physical disabilities.
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Still, delivery capacity remains the biggest challenge for the company, according to Chang.
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The challenge for Hindu nationalists is to extend political strategy into social belief.
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Social media is a challenge for a lot of so-called vicetech companies.
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They represent areas of our life that can be a challenge for us.
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Burke immediately and without hesitation denied the defense challenge for cause without comment.
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The greatest challenge for designers may be the unintended consequences of promising ideas.
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Q: What do you think will be the PBOC's biggest challenge for 2017?
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Together, these two flows pose a huge challenge for the future of Europe.
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Our colleague Nate Cohn explained why caucuses present a challenge for Mr. Biden.
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Still, the new shoes' poor reception signaled a potential challenge for Mr. West.
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It also posed a challenge for The New York Times and our standards.
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That accurate measurement across different platforms is considered a major challenge for advertisers.
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Navigating government regulation also remains a challenge for both technology and financial institutions.
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In the 2010s, excess supply was the defining challenge for the energy industry.
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The new push on international sales has been a logistical challenge for Tesla.
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In years past, this would not have posed a challenge for the authorities.
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These statistics underlie a dramatic challenge for our communities — and the nation's economy.
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Another challenge for Solomon will be attracting and keeping talent at the firm.
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And it's been a challenge for reporters to convey how serious this is.
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Entering 2628, health represents an enormous challenge for the Congress and the country.
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This leaves assessment, oversight and compliance enforcement a challenge for the federal government.
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"The challenge is more than the technical challenge" for these companies, said Moor.
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Measuring culture and conduct risk remains a key challenge for financial services firms.
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Rutgers (2-10, 0-9) provided a challenge for much of the way.
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Every time I face the (Williams) sisters is a big challenge for me.
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Even getting to Los Angeles on Friday was a challenge for the Cubs.
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SJ: What has been the biggest challenge for you working on this show?
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And the challenge for Kickstarter is to help creative projects come to life.
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That, in turn, leads to yet another challenge for smart-home solutions: Cost.
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Finding that talent is also going to be the biggest challenge for Amazon.
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Looking after the large groups of Central Americans is a challenge for Mexico.
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And it will be a huge challenge for López Obrador if he wins.
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But I think there's nonetheless a big challenge for them on health care.
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Still, it's the death penalty that likely represents the greatest challenge for Washington.
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Because they were celebrity team captains for a Doritos fan event called the "Bold or Boom Challenge," for which two teams of fans were assembled to compete in an athletic challenge for McHale's Team Cool Ranch and Marsden's Team Nacho Cheese.
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Avoiding the temptation to squander the proceeds is the first challenge for any privatisation.
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This, in turn, has reinforced the market management challenge for OPEC and its partners.
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It has become a long-term challenge for politicians and central bank policymakers alike.
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Collins acknowledged that repealing all of Obamacare immediately would be a challenge for Republicans.
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No, the real challenge for NATO can be summed up in one word: Brexit.
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Repaying that balance has been a challenge for the 63-year-old social worker.
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Doubling the challenge for Hawley is just how unlike Fargo this new series is.
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He recognizes what is the most pivotal challenge for Democrats during the Trump presidency.
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The challenge for Rolls is to incorporate those spending behaviors into the car's design.
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The challenge for a company like Suki is not actually the voice recognition part.
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"The challenge for me — I accepted it on Friday — never really happened," Daly admitted.
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But there is still one final challenge for most entrepreneurs that can prove challenging.
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"The challenge for us is that that definition is extremely broad," Mr. McKay said.
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Nintendo's biggest challenge for the year ahead will be getting Switch into more stores.
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Now, the challenge for Facebook has become preventing the video from being re-uploaded.
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Staying current with rapidly shifting market trends is part of the challenge for automakers.
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Mayor de Blasio has acknowledged that housing is a major challenge for Maria survivors.
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I think it's a great challenge for any G.M. and for any head coach.
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The trial of Mr. Gbagbo is an important challenge for the International Criminal Court.
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Nah, that feels more like a challenge for a contestant on Project Runway. Modifying?
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The challenge for Basket: It does not possess an analogous, passive, data-collection capability.
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Then there's privacy, which is a challenge for researchers in a few different ways.
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Channeling this hunger constructively rather than destructively is the challenge for the next decade.
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How about an engagement challenge for moving parts of the process into the states?
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Mr Trump, however, presents a challenge for the Republicans running to oppose Mr Northam.
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They loathe the chore of rebuilding this graph, posing a stiff challenge for Polygram.
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But the biggest challenge for Mr. Xiao's successor may be a lack of autonomy.
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That is a huge asset, but it's also quite a big challenge for them.
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The tax climate in D.C. can be a challenge for businesses just starting out.
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Resistance to his tunneling project marks a somewhat new type of challenge for Musk.
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Why has it been a challenge for brands to offer an array of sizes?
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One big challenge for urban air vehicles is operating safely over heavily populated areas.
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But it brings up an interesting challenge for InVision, last valued at $1.9 billion.
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"Kidney stones will truly be a challenge for people on Mars 1," said Wartinger.
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So that's a huge, broad challenge for a film that's so sparse like this.
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But Trump's constant tweets have presented a new challenge for the US Secret Service.
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He set an example, and a challenge, for every arena spectacle in his wake.
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Newton, however will provide a different kind of challenge for Miller and the Broncos.
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"It would be an additional challenge for the sector should it fall," Fitzgerald said.
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Human resource related issues remain the biggest challenge for German companies operating in China.
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"The real [challenge for reducing food waste] is to focus on palatability," she added.
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"(Preventing) stolen bases have been a challenge for Ubaldo his whole career," Showalter said.
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"It's a challenge for the guys in the bullpen," Cincinnati manager Bryan Price said.
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I hadn't really played synth live before, that was kind of challenge for me.
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That presents a challenge for her surrogates, and really for her entire messaging apparatus.
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That can actually be like a challenge for people, I think, in some ways.
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It is a formidable challenge for survivors to speak and for others to listen.
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A challenge for everyone, but especially college students, is to avoid such false narratives.
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That's what makes the Game of Thrones theme a fun challenge for the Seaboard.
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"It was a challenge for me when I decided to get divorced," Kardashian said.
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The challenge for any startup in the police business is getting into the game.
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An insufficient pool of talent is also a challenge for Hong Kong's shipping industry.
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Chuck Liddell has a challenge for Floyd Mayweather -- you really wanna make a statement?
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And yet, changing consumers' mindset is still a big challenge for Patreon, said Cabrera.
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Ten candidates taking the stage each night presents an enormous challenge for the network.
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This will be intellectually interesting, but there's a personal challenge for me here too.
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Ultimately, delivering the pizza might not be the biggest challenge for Domino's delivery droid.
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The biggest challenge for manager Joe Maddon is not to overwork the veteran lefty.
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"It will be a major operating challenge for Eurowings," Chief Executive Carsten Spohr said.
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But emulating the best in any medium is always the challenge for aspiring artists.
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This particular one is actually quite heavy duty and a real challenge for us.
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This presents a key challenge for Clinton: She needs to challenge Sanders on policy.
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"It was a big challenge for Tim," says John Hackworth, the USA U173 coach.
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As technology becomes smarter and smarter, security becomes an open challenge - for us all.
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This is the crux of the challenge for the new era of precision medicine.
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Another challenge for social networks are GDPR provisions mandating how companies must obtain permissions.
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As such, the raptures of the deep remain a lofty challenge for any filmmaker.
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And it represents a massive challenge for Florida Power & Light as well as Scott.
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Another major challenge for people … What do they track exactly, so people can know?
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A challenge for buyers and sellers alike remains a lengthening M&A execution cycle.
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"Access restrictions have been a real challenge for patients and their providers," said Ofman.
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Under any other U.S. administration, his election would pose a challenge for American interests.
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" He added: "It was a very good challenge for me at the right time.
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This is an interesting challenge for me because I prefer open ends to specifications.
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Now "the ongoing challenge" for you and your partner is to maintain the flame.
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But the dynamics in Tuesday's Arizona race pose a more serious challenge for Democrats.
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"Doesn't it present a challenge for the world to take us seriously?" asked Rep.
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But it's a knotty challenge for someone who holds the world's most powerful office.
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It would be an amazing challenge for Ben to be alive in these times.
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A serious challenge for any impeachment effort is the lack of precedent for it.
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That would be good for the climate, but a logistical challenge for the consumer.
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One challenge for ad-tech firms is figuring out which agency buyer handles OTT.
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A challenge for journalists: Don't get numb to the pain and the political posturing.
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The truth is this poses a real challenge for an underdog campaign like ours.
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The challenge for Democrats is how to reform that system to achieve their goals.
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Finally, the WannaCry episode poses a significant challenge for national security law and policy.
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But those prized attributes have made climate change a particular challenge for wine growers.
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The abnormalization of transportation presents a tremendous challenge for city officials, planners, and legislators.
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The challenge for security teams is to enable rapid deployment, not slow it down.
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"It was a challenge for me when I decided to get divorced," Kardashian writes.
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Growing human tissue is a huge challenge for researchers, even on a small scale.
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"It was a challenge for me when I decided to get divorced," she shares.
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Tight spaces are an ongoing challenge for any show shot in New York City.
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With that last line, Griffith has given us the challenge for startups going forward.
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So that's not something we've encountered; it would present an interesting challenge for us.
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It's a challenge for these voters to see anything of themselves in Clinton's policies.
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In addition to drugs, the smuggling of people is another challenge for law enforcement.
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That would be a challenge for any country, but for India it's particularly devastating.
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"This is a challenge for banks' appetite for funded loans," a second banker said.
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Voter turnout is the biggest opportunity — and biggest challenge — for the new progressive movement.
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I hope this is an enjoyable challenge for baseball fans and wordplay fans alike!
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But before we get to their excellent writing, we have a challenge for students.
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Still, getting depressed officers to ask for help remains the biggest challenge for commanders.
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Finding an exhibition venue is a challenge for young digital artists, Ms. France explained.
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The challenge for Yang and Williamson is to turn debate exposure into real momentum.
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"Sometimes the challenge for me is not to slide just to slide," Federer said.
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This brand of populism poses a particular challenge for the effort against climate change.
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The challenge for renters is figuring out whether their landlord has such a mortgage.
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The challenge for renters is figuring out whether their landlord has such a mortgage.
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Eradicating the gangs' influence poses a significant institutional challenge for Paraguay, senior officials say.
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This is a refreshing opportunity, as well as a challenge, for the art world.
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"The challenge for the Kremlin is going to be keeping this up," Nimmo said.
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The challenge for Iceland, now, is that no one will underestimate it this time.
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Disillusionment was the classic challenge for the generation that fought and watched that war.
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The biggest challenge for Paytm and other UPI payment apps has yet to emerge.
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And access to mental-health care can be a serious challenge for Medicaid patients.
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A 2018 FBI-published study on mass shootings underscores the challenge for law enforcement.
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But getting dragged into a political fight does present a challenge for the network.
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Sanders will "create a real challenge for down-ballot candidates" New Jersey Democratic Sen.
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And pumping water through granite can create microearthquakes, a longtime challenge for geothermal engineers.
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"The ban is a challenge for recycling programs in the United States," he said.
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Digit If saving money is a challenge for you, Digit may be your app.
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O'Rourke couldn't replicate the fundraising success he had in his 2018 challenge for Sen.
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The question of ethnicity is enmeshed with another difficult challenge for DNA testers: geography.
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Semenya had the speed, but left it too late to challenge for the title.
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A terrorist attack in France, debates over Iran and a new challenge for Spain.
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A major challenge for working parents is lack of flexible schedules and affordable childcare.
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MI also doesn't require the posting of collateral, a challenge for some smaller lenders.
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Once you have a product, distributing it becomes the next challenge for any entrepreneur.
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The challenge for police officials is to connect officers in need with available resources.
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Three years out, the challenge for Rockets of Awesome now is managing fast growth.
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Unsurprisingly, both neighboring countries share a similar challenge for the company - low Internet penetration.
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That, he said, presented a challenge for health professionals and policymakers in the future.
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Our structures sometimes can be a challenge for investors when we're reporting the volatility.
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Mark Sanford announces he will launch a primary challenge for the 2020 Republican nomination.
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Funding and building hundreds of ships over decades will be a challenge for industry.
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The challenge, for characters and viewers alike, was to find our collective way through.
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Moving in together can be a challenge for even the most well-adjusted couple.
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Given the tech talent shortage, turnover is a challenge for even the biggest companies.
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Already this year, Democrats have over 2628 to challenge for currently held GOP seats.
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At $3.6 trillion and rising, healthcare costs are the challenge for the next decade.
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Motherhood presents a different challenge for the elite women that Werk was made for.
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She also suggests committing to a no-sugar challenge for at least two weeks.
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But it can be a challenge for an ICO to reach enough potential investors.
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The challenge for Beachler was the lack of historical precedent for such a place.
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But there's a challenge for research here, because these are protected behind corporate secrecy.
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The challenge for Inslee will be launching a successful presidential campaign on climate change.
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"The market for parcel services is a big challenge for Poczta Polska," Smolinski said.
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As I've written before, the next big challenge for California energy policy is cars.
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One challenge for the administration has been convincing skeptical doctors to prescribe the drug.
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Opinion Columnist Your challenge for today is to build your own Green New Deal.
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"It's just a challenge for the team," Coach Jeff Hornacek said after Monday's loss.
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The federal government is a massive bureaucratic organization — a challenge for any leadership team.
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It was a challenge for me to regain that innocence in order to write.
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The provision was the latest challenge for merchants such as ADM and Cargill Inc.
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The challenge for Democratic candidates is to distinguish themselves to capture the youth vote.
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The challenge for any movement in the United States is to get people involved.
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Part of the challenge for the West is that international crises have been interlinked.
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This illustrates the biggest challenge for the Trump administration in rewriting the trade deal.
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Keeping up with innovation is always a challenge for the 324-year-old institution.
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Polls so far suggest Rodriguez is unlikely to mount a serious challenge for the presidency.
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"Mental health is a huge challenge for the world," and not just parents, Germanotta says.
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Another big challenge for me has been managing the business side of being a freelancer.
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He's attacking him on the wrong thing, but it'll be an interesting challenge for them.
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Rough open waters may be a challenge for some swimmers and an opportunity for others.
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The character of BoJack creates an interesting, important challenge for both its creators and fans.
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It remains a challenge for the government to provide the old with public sports facilities.
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The rest of the year "remains a challenge" for Daimler, Evercore analyst Arndt Ellinghorst said.
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Getting video engagement has been a challenge for Facebook because of their users' behavioral debt.
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Overall, shopping at Whole Foods can be a challenge for those on a tight budget.
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Ousting the group would be a challenge for any of the world's militaries, Townsend said.
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The narrowing gap in recruitment of Chinese talent is the latest challenge for foreign companies.
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That's a challenge for Macri, because poorer Argentines are a key voting bloc in elections.
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Finding the correct doctor and rheumatologist and treatment plan has been a challenge for her.
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"There's an economic challenge for women of color to enter into politics," she told Refinery29.
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The challenge for open, liberal societies is how to cope with such constant terrorist threats.
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Making cryptocurrencies usable in physical shops has become a key challenge for digital currency networks.
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On Friday, police in Layton, Utah blamed the Bird Box challenge for a car crash.
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Just as notable, Singapore's approach will present a unique challenge for Facebook, Google, and Twitter.
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Pumping breast milk can be a challenge for working moms who choose to breast feed.
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We are creating a project that's universally loved, and that's a big challenge for us.
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One challenge for compliance teams is embedding sanctions information into a business's systems and workflows.
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Identifying the real victims of slavery, such as Piotr, remains the challenge for the police.
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Understanding their potential reach and faults is a daunting challenge for innovators and regulators alike.
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Latest polls clearly show that the lingering Democratic Party divisions are a challenge for Clinton.
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The challenge for the Policy Unit will not be remaining at the heart of government.
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This music is stylishly slow-footed, which could present a challenge for some bands onstage.
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That presents a fundamental — downright existential — monetization challenge for the major media and entertainment companies.
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As you will recall, Zuckerberg's personal challenge for 2019 is to do more content marketing.
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If this happens, May will be safe from another formal leadership challenge for a year.
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It's a challenge for them: They want to be the ones to turn me around.
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It seems the challenge for the entire hospital will be how to exist without technology.
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The emerging sector, farm groups say, is posing a new challenge for traditional greenhouse growers.
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"That was a really big challenge for us in the first two years," Wirski admits.
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One challenge for miners is that ore around Cinovec contains relatively small amounts of lithium.
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Understanding the written and spoken word is a big an important challenge for computer scientists.
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It's not just a challenge for track and field, but for Olympic sports in general.
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"Finding and retaining top talent is not a new challenge for any industry, " she said.
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But setting up a GP system is proving a huge challenge, for two main reasons.
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"More of the same" presents a challenge for parents of school-age children, particularly teenagers.
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He said that the registered trend in consumption would also be a challenge for 2017.
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Kim Kardashian especially is a challenge for hosts because she's an emblem of performative femininity.
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Delivering city services to those sparsely populated areas poses a major challenge for city government.
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The challenge for scientists, then, is raising the alarm on something that's hard to conceptualize.
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After talking to other entrepreneurs, he realized compliance posed a challenge for most of them.
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This is a challenge for a company trying to introduce a new type of tech.
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It will be a challenge for him not to be overshadowed by Obama and Biden.
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Deli meats, in particular, proved to be a difficult challenge for the company to overcome.
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Certainly, equaling Jose's successes would have proved a challenge for the most driven of sons.
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It was a race the Australian had gone into expecting to challenge for the win.
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People, he says, present the biggest asset as well as the biggest challenge for entrepreneurs.
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JOHN HESS: Well, Brian, the key challenge for the oil and gas industry is investments.
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He obviously presents a fun challenge for her, so she of course agrees to help.
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The challenge for these other companies is that there's no template for companies to follow.
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Navigation in terrains that are densely populated with obstacles is an ongoing challenge for researchers.
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So far, that has proven too big a challenge for even the biggest tech firms.
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The scale of the registration operation would also be a huge challenge for the government.
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In fact, it might just be a challenge for her scene partners to keep up.
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But expensive lumber as well as land and labor shortages remain a challenge for builders.
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"It was a challenge for Kyle in a couple innings," Rangers manager Jeff Banister said.
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Compounding the challenge for relief workers are power outages, fallen phone lines and road blocks.
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However, the challenge for minorities is to align their political strength with their economic needs.
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"It was a challenge for him," Banister said of Holland, his latest starter to struggle.
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Voting on Election Day can also prove to be a challenge for people with disabilities.
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But some Colorado politicians have argued that it's a challenge for parents, not the government.
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Finding good data is a big challenge for AI, many of the doctors pointed out.
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The big challenge for these companies — especially those building their own assistants — is getting noticed.
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Ferguson is going to be an interesting challenge for me for a lot of reasons.
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Labor and land shortages, however, remain a challenge for builders, a survey showed on Tuesday.
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Phil Bredesen (D) is mounting a surprisingly strong challenge for a Republican-held open seat.
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" Student: "Well, because, it's a challenge for me, and I really have to push myself.
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There's going to be one big challenge for Apple: getting enough smartphones out to customers.
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Many netizens have criticised the challenge for encouraging women to have unhealthy body image issues.
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That self-assurance speaks to a larger challenge for Trump and Moon, said Catherine Dill.
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"Here is a new #challenge for all you bored teens," Facebook user Byron Román posted.
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Kelly may face a primary challenge for the Democratic Senate nomination in Arizona, as Rep.
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The biggest challenge for this MIT team was making the system feel and look personal.
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Apple's previous Touch ID system reportedly proved to be a challenge for suppliers to manufacture.
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C: That will always be an evergreen challenge for an open, small economy like Singapore.
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A current market-design challenge for Amazon and Microsoft is their big cloud computing services.
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For one, working within the regulatory constraints in healthcare was a new challenge for her.
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Finding a strong and willing candidate could ultimately be the biggest challenge for Mr. Trump.
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"Command has been a challenge for him," Showalter said of the 43-year-old Tillman.
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Venice Film Festival Seventy years later, the Holocaust continues to pose a challenge for filmmakers.
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There was a time when even getting out of bed was a challenge for Mullen.
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The challenge for the Raptors, whenever their season ends, is figuring out whether that's enough.
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That's why learning how to deliver negative feedback was, at first, a challenge for me.
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And, in a way, narcissists are the ultimate challenge for someone who's a people-pleaser.
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Convincing jaded younger adults to buy a Portal might be a steep challenge for Facebook.
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Keeping track of hundreds of races is an exciting challenge for networks and major newspapers.
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Trying to square that circle is a challenge for just about everyone in Trump's Washington.
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And importantly, start with what I believe is the single biggest challenge for retailers today.
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Disc-free consoles and streaming services similarly present an acute challenge for historians and archivists.
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The challenge for the rest of the NBA will be adapting to the new regime.
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Practicing yoga is a challenge for me mentally; I don't do it very much anymore.
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Breaking entrenched patterns of racial separation has been a decades-long challenge for the government.
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The challenge for U.S. policymakers is how to use diplomatic tools to change Turkish policy.
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The next big challenge for the candidates comes in next week's CNN debate in Arizona.
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Doing their job has become a challenge for the Secret Service during the Trump administration.
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Few congressional districts present as great a challenge for a Republican incumbent as Virginia's 10th.
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I soon realized that this was a much bigger challenge for somebody with bipolar disorder.
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One challenge for Mr. Currie was that not everything Ms. Rivers saved could be read.
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But finding Caravaggio's skeleton was the first challenge for this team of scientists to overcome.
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The challenge for narcotics dogs is the number of substances they are used to detect.
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And Brexit might not be the only challenge for the British economy, Mr. Kara said.
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If foreign investment picks up steam in Iran, it will pose a challenge for Trump.
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But creating a space that can attract that money has been a challenge for Facebook.
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The challenge for his opposition is to make him lose in 2020 because of them.
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Educating dancers on how to use the putty has been a challenge for Ms. Schmutte.
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"It is a challenge for birds to be captive for a long time," he said.
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But the challenge for policymakers now is they need to go big or go home.
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Surviving the Camp Fire was one challenge for Mr. Jeys; enduring its aftermath is another.
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Hurricane Florence has come and gone, but the challenge for the Carolinas is just beginning.
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The challenge for Andela will be expanding its model to meet its lofty growth targets.
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Creating and sticking to a budget can be a challenge for couples planning a wedding.
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This is a moral and political challenge for left-liberal parties throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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"That is the challenge for school districts in this scenario," he said in an interview.
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But doing so would be a significant challenge for Apple given its size and scale.
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The challenge for anyone wanting to go legal is getting a license to do so.
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Explaining the process to his Scottish friends has been something of a challenge for Burbank.
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"That creates a whole new challenge for us that we've never seen in the past."
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Countering Mr. Maduro's drive to dictatorship is a challenge for his domestic and foreign opponents.
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But now Loeffler is expected to face a challenge for her seat from GOP Rep.
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Even supercomputers cannot simply calculate all possible moves, presenting a big challenge for AlphaGo's creators.
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The characteristics that make Monaco such a challenge for drivers also create a safety challenge.
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The timing also poses a major challenge for Bennet, who has struggled to gain traction.
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Australia's already-thriving coffee culture also proved to be a challenge for the American brand.
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This has posed a challenge for industrial shippers seeking re-regulation of the rail industry.
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"Brexit presents an enormous political and cultural challenge for the U.K. and Ireland," Kehoe said.
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The challenge for Tibbott was making sure that vegans were not left out at Thanksgiving.
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But the community's rural location and some rainy weather posed a challenge for the builders.
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MEXICO CITY - CANADA'S DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER FREELAND SAYS NEGOTIATING USMCA WAS 'EXISTENTIAL CHALLENGE' FOR CANADA
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That will be a big challenge for him, learning all the different departments, the employees . . . .
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The political challenge for Democrats is that the proposals echo Mr. Trump's ideas on trade.
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Our Well team has developed a new, 28-day challenge for a more balanced life.
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Win those, and he could climb this ranking and challenge for a world title again.
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"It's a challenge for all permanent crops, because it takes so long," Mr. Yraceburu said.
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The biggest challenge for new managers "is not always winning," Goldsmith previously told Business Insider.
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But it also highlights the increasing challenge for authorities fighting misleading and exploitative recruitment online.
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It also set targets for improving water efficiency, another major environmental challenge for the country.
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Repairing Eskom's depleted balance sheet is a major challenge for South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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Pollution created by heavy traffic has always been a challenge for big cities like Paris.
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This practice, known as "account spoofing," is a challenge for gig-economy platforms to police.
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"It'll be a big challenge for us to go up there," Belichick said on Wednesday.
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Ellingworth said the team has been put together to challenge for the Tour de France.
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The first challenge for Lopez Obrador will come as he transitions from campaigning to governing.
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However, the post-crisis days have posed a unique challenge for the $16.4 trillion industry.
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Another big challenge for the German roof tent enthusiast is finding a place to shower.
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The Mueller report, as summarized by Barr, poses something of a challenge for 2020 Democrats.
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The real challenge for European and North American viewers will be the time zone shift.
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In those early years the challenge for purveyors of high-quality, inexpensive paperbacks was enormous.
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One challenge for art libraries is making sure that their collections are inclusive and diverse.
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The challenge for Iceland, now, is that no one will underestimate its team this time.
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The challenge for the Democratic Party is to solve the problems that got Trump elected.
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Getting into college is just one challenge for many students of color and their families.
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Lack of business skills is a challenge for entrepreneurship charities in the developing world, too.
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Italy is now a central challenge for the company and its new CEO Mike Manley.
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I think the challenge for the Republican party is no one knows what that means.
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What is the greatest challenge for Cuban nationals trying to play in the major league?
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"The challenge for him is that a lot of other states are also on the slate."
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You think about the challenge for my parents and their parents being in Arkansas and Alabama.
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The opportunity (and the challenge) for Mr. Sanders is turning out an untapped population of voters.
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The challenge for Ryan is that he is short-stacked; he has perilously few chips left.
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Collier said the challenge for DMGT was print advertising, which fell 5 percent in the year.
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The challenge for democratizing technologies is that they must take on and overcome existing power structures.
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The Global Space Balloon Challenge, for instance, now includes over 450 teams in nearly 60 countries.
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I think the challenge for Iran becomes how much more it can achieve through this behavior.
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Unfortunately, the timing of the tide was a challenge for the the Allies in another way.
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Homeless people present a particular challenge for health—but for reasons as much political as medical.
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This is a Herculean challenge for producers, because the flick opens in less than a month.
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But wind doesn't blow consistently, so this shift has been a challenge for the electrical grid.
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Undoubtedly, Jones will immediately challenge for the heavyweight title should he remain on his winning course.
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"The biggest challenge for a young database company is to gain trust and credibility," Lutz noted.
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The challenge for our generation is creating a world where everyone has a sense of purpose.
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Currency volatility is a challenge for the brewing giant, which bought U.K.-based SABMiller in 2016.
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On January 4, 2018, Zuckerberg announced that he had a new personal challenge for the year.
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So if you're already on a bare-bones budget, this is the perfect challenge for you.
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The challenge for advisors is to have and to articulate a good value proposition to clients.
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"Going to space presents an entirely new challenge for us," Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank said.
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This underscored the challenge for tech companies to address falsehoods surrounding news events in real time.
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The Hill's Chris Mills Rodrigo tells us how the outbreak is a challenge for tech firms.
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But disseminating a clear message against the practice has proven a challenge for the Egyptian government.
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The biggest challenge for me was bringing my initial selection of 21970,000 photographs down to 440.
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This represents a huge challenge for scientists who are trying to keep abreast of the field.
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But in private, he is courting rich Democrats, potentially posing a challenge for his moderate rivals.
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However, McCooey says such pressure presents more of an opportunity than a challenge for the Nasdaq.
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Walmart, Amazon, Costco and Target have all posed a challenge for the grocery chain, Cramer said.
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Beyond finding talent, the current political environment is posing somewhat of a challenge for the industry.
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The biggest challenge for the next product is, as we said before, the end of dematerialization.
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It's going to be a big challenge for all of us over the next couple years.
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A case like this, there&aposs not going to be much of a challenge for prosecutors.
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Kevin Kevin is also in Vegas, which is a completely different challenge for him post-rehab.
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Communicating with his staff and getting reliable answers from them has been a challenge for months.
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While psoriasis has been a challenge for the star, it's something she has grown to accept.
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It will be a technological challenge for sure, but in terms of physics it should work.
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There's another challenge for Postmates, too: keeping drivers and couriers to stick around with the service.
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Repression is one challenge for Ethiopia's would-be press barons; a tough business environment is another.
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The challenge for us is finding new and richer ways to explore storytelling within that franchise.
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Perhaps the biggest challenge for both parties this year is to get people to the polls.
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But after seven decades of practice, the toughest challenge for Indian democracy is no longer logistical.
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The challenge for suppliers is to ensure the trade is a blessing rather than a curse.
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Fixing that mismatch is shaping up to be a central political challenge for the upcoming decades.
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The biggest challenge for Smith right now is building a marketplace that has never existed before.
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Another common challenge for growth-stage startups is falling for the lure of the rockstar employee.
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Despite these initiatives, underlying revenue trends remained a challenge for both department stores during the quarter.
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Perhaps the most notable challenge for OPEC comes in the shape of the Paris COP21 agreement.
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If that's the case, the launch of Bonfire could pose a significant challenge for Rubin's team.
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Read these stories next: 30-Day Kettlebell Challenge For The Absolute Beginner Can't Afford A Trainer?
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The challenge for the liberal order is reorganising labour and social movements to resist this tendency.
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But the promise of faster shipping will add a new challenge for the e-commerce giant.
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It could be a challenge for the exchange's members to be ready by January, he said.
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Ellen Weintraub, a Democratic commissioner, said Facebook's statement last week revealed a new challenge for regulators.
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"The next challenge for evangelicals in politics is how to respond to polarization," Mr. Corrales continued.
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The challenge for companies and marketers often is gauging whether their investments are yielding a return.
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We encourage a feedback flower loop, and smoking less will be a real challenge for us.
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This wartime issue presented a significant challenge for U.S. geopolitical interests in the Asia-Pacific region.
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This has created a challenge for some IT departments when it comes to securing work content.
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Another big challenge for Norsk Hydro has been the cyber attack that paralyzed its IT systems.
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One downside is battery life, always a challenge for drones, which is currently around eight minutes.
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Getting a youngin' to spend less time on their phone is always a challenge for parents.
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The vote is not only a serious challenge for Wells, one of the nation's largest banks.
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Was it personal interest in chess, or was it more of an abstract challenge for computing?
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And be sure to check-out the #CleanSeasPhoto challenge for easy ways you can be involved.
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But, a slowly growing population isn't just a challenge for the nation's long-run fiscal outlook.
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"I'm confident I have the ability to challenge for world number three and four," he added.
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That has set a considerable challenge for Urzua, and markets are following the budget discussions closely.
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Here are eight professions that seem to be a challenge for your heart (and your waistline).
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But figuring out exactly how that bond developed has been a huge, tantalizing challenge for researchers.
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Managing an appreciating Deutsche marks would be a challenge for the Bundesbank and for German exporters.
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It seems so simple, and yet it's a master-level challenge for fans of Super Metroid.
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The aforementioned competition from natural gas and renewables is a challenge for any new electricity source.
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The second challenge for Ukraine is to reduce rampant corruption and reinforce the rule of law.
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One potential challenge for Alaska and Virgin America is persuading government regulators to approve the deal.
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The challenge for the one-dimensional Colbert was the lack of a foil to play off.
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In fact, other surveys show that saving money is a challenge for a lot of adults.
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Preparing a comprehensive, detailed report will be a huge and all-consuming challenge for America's spies.
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The goal was ruled good after a San Jose challenge for goaltender interference was not upheld.
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"Cybersecurity is going to be a continuous challenge for the rest of the century," Monje said.
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Afrasiab Khattak, a former senator, said the continuing attacks posed a major challenge for the military.
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The bombing on Saturday in many ways presented a less fraught challenge for Mr. de Blasio.
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The challenge for the Yankees, if they are to climb back in the race, is immediate.
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Similarly, Trump won Donovan's district by double-digits, creating a challenge for Rose, an Army veteran.
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Another challenge for Ottawa is the demand for compensation from agricultural producers who fear increased imports.
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But Stopford and others said the challenge for Powell will be who he is surrounded by.
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Of course, sometimes difference is as much a challenge for our loved ones as for ourselves.
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Another critical challenge for the government will be ensuring the safety of the demobilized FARC guerrillas.
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Saagar has a climate challenge for progressives and Jamal outlines 400 years of conservatives saying no.
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I wanted to set a challenge for myself, and five men was a slightly obscure choice.
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"The challenge for us in India is not demand," said junior civil aviation minister Jayant Sinha.
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Managing their advocacy on gun issues and other priorities could be a challenge for the group.
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This, she points out, presents a kind of challenge for the health-washed junk food industry.
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The challenge for me was to photograph a home that didn't really feel like my own.
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The NBA approved a coach's challenge for the upcoming season on a one-year trial basis.
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"Unfit for Human Consumption" by Carcass posed a major challenge for Sosebee, a seasoned metal fan.
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Alex suggests trying to extend my challenge for another month — or even never weighing myself again.
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A key challenge for reaching veterans in the United States is the limitation of rural broadband.
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The Canadiens used a coach's challenge for goaltender interference, but the goal was upheld upon review.
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Getting registered but unlikely voters to the polls in November is a large challenge for Mrs.
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To challenge for a title in a third weight-class, and win, would complete Frampton's career.
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Creating a uniform experience, especially in the world of smartphones, has been a challenge for Google.
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Giving herself an opportunity with young voters, who continue to be a challenge for her campaign.
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The challenge for our city and many like it is to think beyond the urban villages.
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"It is definitely a challenge for Pemex, but I can tell they are committed," he added.
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Still, analysts foresee a tough challenge for any new entries into the hypercompetitive American auto market.
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One challenge for Mr. Sanders: The youth turnout surge he predicted doesn't seem to be happening.
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Getting the notes right — a challenge for even the most experienced pianists — is just the beginning.
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You have to look at the facts, and the facts present a challenge for her story.
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"Eating, sleeping and training at different times is part of the challenge for me," Agosta said.
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He said that a challenge for cybersecurity experts is to keep false positives at a minimum.
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Still, Djokovic, 30, has time to regain his best form and challenge for the top titles.
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Determining when it's safe to overtake a stopped car is a significant challenge for autonomous cars.
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The virus could pose a particular challenge for the city, where many residents live in poverty.
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"That's a significant challenge for residents because it results in higher garbage rates," Mr. Barnes said.
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The challenge for Pakistan's new prime minister will be to manage expectations in the three countries.
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Probably the biggest challenge for the Dems is the Republicans-controlled redistricting from eight years ago.
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My column this morning is about the biggest opportunity and biggest challenge for progressives: Voter turnout.
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Profitability is a challenge for neobanks, making Starling's position of nearing a breakeven point an anomaly.
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Another challenge for Angela Merkel, doubts on the Kavanaugh hearing and echoes of Cold War tactics.
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Another new challenge for bedroom screentime is that many of us are now working from home.
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Child care is a challenge for a lot of parents these days, but particularly for Leo.
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Coronavirus is the latest challenge for Lynch, who came on as Papa John's CEO last summer.
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Doing justice to it is going to be a real challenge for all reporters and newsrooms.
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That court has scheduled oral arguments on the merits of the recent challenge for June 2.
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Outbreaks of salmonella linked to eggs and poultry are a major challenge for the food industry.
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Part of the challenge for Democrats in the 2150th District is the GOP's commanding registration advantage.
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So, yeah, it&aposs, like, the ultimate challenge for a ballerina to play the two roles.
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But it's also a major challenge for law enforcement and one that calls for fresh solutions.
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This has long presented a challenge for anyone seeking a neat narrative arc for this history.
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The great challenge for liberal democracy is to counter the populists without resorting to their tactics.
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"It has been a challenge for us to come back and tame the diva," Wolff said.
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Perhaps the biggest challenge for Ms. Warren is that the race features such a fractured field.
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As a queer, gender-fluid drag performer, finding sufficient medical care was a challenge for Velour.
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The challenge for Pinterest is being able to connect the inspirational browsing with the checkout process.
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However, the challenge for executives who agree with Fink is to come up with a plan.
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The challenge for Gardner, this honest, innocent character—I think that can resonate for young people.
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Skilled labor remains a challenge for Dunkin's franchisees, and Travis emphasized the need for immigration reform.
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But ponies have the reputation of being a little naughty and a challenge for their riders.
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With interest in the company so high, a big challenge for candidates is simply getting noticed.
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The real challenge for Google will come if the EU forces it to change its behavior.
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The difficulty in detecting bullying In January 20093, Zuckerberg set a challenge for himself: Fix Facebook.
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The issue is a major political challenge for Trudeau, who approved the expansion plan in 2016.
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Confronting 'absolute water scarcity' Water scarcity has been a challenge for hundreds of years in MENA.
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Another challenge for organizations is explaining the technology in a way that all employees can understand.
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President Donald Trump had a challenge for Democrats on Tuesday: Impeach me at your own risk.
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Writing for such plot-heavy shows is a challenge for people unversed in the superhero mythologies.
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"On the domestic side, that's probably going to be the biggest challenge for Treasury," he said.
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"I can't see it being too much of a challenge for people to switch," he said.
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Sleep can keep the immune system strong, but it's often a serious challenge for frequent travelers.
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Q: What is the big financial challenge for the many millennials who are freelancers or contractors?
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The Senate map poses a tougher challenge for Democrats than in the race for the House.
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Holding an audience over that period of time is a challenge for anyone in this business.
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Deep fakes represent a new challenge for the company, though one that is still largely hypothetical.
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Another challenge for DIY or open-source ventilator proposals is approval by hospitals and regulatory agencies.
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The investigations have proved to be a challenge for the Colombian justice system for other reasons.
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Ensuring they can successfully integrate into German society is a key challenge for any future government.
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That's an enormous long-term challenge for the vision of health care embedded in the law.
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What, according to the article, is the "challenge for Mr. Trump in the weeks to come"?
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"This is a challenge for the opposition to show that it can govern," Mr. Pantoulas said.
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The vote is not only a serious challenge for Wells, one of the nation's largest banks.
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The biggest challenge for Mr. de Blasio and Ms. McCray has been to identify concrete results.
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"I believe that climate change is an existential challenge for all of humanity," Mr. Obama said.
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Would people have to be home to receive Harvest boxes — a likely challenge for shift workers?
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Legislative capacity A third challenge for Congress is keeping up with the demand for new policies.
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Oliver Wyman consultant Keric Morris said dynamic pricing was a big operational challenge for traditional utilities.
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The delay, however, is likely to impact Tesla's cashflow, a big challenge for many quarters now.
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Besides finalizing the protocols for the WOM nodes, what's the biggest challenge for Sopranica going forward?
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Trump has, of course, presented a challenge for those of us who like to measure ideology.
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Compounding these challenges is the fact that weather still poses a major challenge for self-driving vehicles.
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One early challenge for Mr Barnier might be dealing with a potential shift in Britain's negotiating stance.
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As for Volvo, the next challenge for the globe-hopping Ms. Fjording takes her to South Carolina.
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Security on Android has always been a challenge for Google due to the operating system's open nature.
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Connecting with your followers and fan base in meaningful ways continues to be a challenge for businesses.
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The challenge for me was to understand what the other people in the room were arguing about.
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The challenge for today's queer youth is dismantling this legacy to fight for a more intersectional future.
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One big challenge for SoundCloud will be how the platform adds all of this without compromising itself.
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Elisa said the website block was yet another challenge for ambassadors, but they've found ways around it.
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The presence of veterans among protesters potentially sets up a public relations challenge for the Trump team.
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However, ensuring she does not offend users has been a challenge for the world's largest online retailer.
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"The greatest challenge for me as an actress is just getting older," Fey, 45, tells the magazine.
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But the biggest challenge for the mom of a slime entrepreneur is keeping her stocked with ingredients.
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"We're not denying that it's going to be a challenge for us," American spokesman Ross Feinstein said.
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The biggest challenge for some companies last year arose when a founder was one of the accused.
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He writes that Trump attempts to "engineer his own reality" -- creating an extraordinary challenge for the press.
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It seemed the perfect challenge for someone who'd spent much of his life virtually obsessed with cars.
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It's a bold move and building the service was likely a novel challenge for the camera maker.
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And winning by even one will mean she is safe from another leadership challenge for 12 months.
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A big challenge for cutting emissions from aviation is that cleaner technology is still in its infancy.
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The challenge for all is to move quickly, while trying to wring some profitability from their operations.
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The old guard went home early; another failed challenge for World Cup titles by Portugal and Argentina.
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But I think the biggest challenge for me was being able to compete with a physical disadvantage.
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The fire posed a unique challenge for firefighters as they tried to save the 13th-century structure.
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The evolving challenge for many California communities: Learning to live with uncontrolled fire (The New York Times).
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In a recent tweet, Kanye has a challenge for everyone out there: send love to their haters.
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I am far left leaning politically, so working here has been somewhat of a challenge for me.
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Good startups will continue to do well, and scale, weak ones might have more challenge for funding.
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It's a challenge for many and a victory for few: How to properly fill in your brows.
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The challenge for all photographers is to find their own voice and visual way of presenting it.
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Even with this reality, the "dream ticket" proposal may be too much of a challenge for Clinton.
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It looks like staying fully clothed has recently posed a challenge for Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom.
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A major challenge for the younger Chung will be how to consolidate his holdings in the group.
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Even so, winning more than two thirds of the remaining delegates is a daunting challenge for him.
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Yet with their nontraditional backgrounds, compared to non-military peers, it can be a challenge for vets.
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He does not expect the justices to take on a direct challenge for "two or three years".
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But esports represents a new challenge for the governing body, requiring more technical infrastructure than established sports.
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And the biggest of these is a challenge for cameras we don't often think about anymore: resolution.
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It's clear Kyle only does arm day in the gym so this is no challenge for him.
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This creates a challenge for startups that are seeking to grow fast; who are your early adopters?
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She said that she's going to tackle this challenge for 17 days, and Thursday was day one.
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"It's a great challenge for everyone, but I think especially for me," Bottas told reporters in Melbourne.
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The U.S. recorded three minutes 29.66 seconds, with Japan, Russia and Britain set to challenge for medals.
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The lawsuit shows a major challenge for Google and other large technology companies marching into health care.
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Click here to view original GIFBacking into a parking spot is an impossible challenge for many drivers.
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And she says it's a challenge for the two working actors to balance parenting and their careers.
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A high-profile, very political role where she's breaking barriers, historically, has been a challenge for Clinton.
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Yet both councils represented a stiff challenge for Labour, with a heroic swings necessary in some wards.
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The challenge for Rick -- we've never seen him spend that kind of money on the show before.
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Scan-reading technology is good for patients, good for docs, and a great challenge for medical schools.
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This makes any kind of meaningful measurement of the disease a challenge for patients, doctors and researchers.
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One challenge for the SBA will be scaling cybersecurity programs to reach as many businesses as possible.
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