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"Because the world is changing so much, we must be prepared to answer the challenges.
Old Labour won't answer the challenges the Britain faces, because it was a sectional party.
All that can be said with certainty is that if the left is to finally leave the 20th century, the process will have to start with the ideas and convictions that answer the challenges of a modernity it is only just starting to wake up to, let alone understand.
The experts argue that bulimic learning [20] and memorising meaningless content do not answer the challenges of today.
To answer the challenges of the industry, the French chemical companies have to innovate and improve their competitiveness, which is based on the development of technical skills on R&D, engineering, processes, and services [1].
It was designed to answer the challenges of fragmented hosting environments by providing an interface to provision concurrent isolated servers using the Enomalism Virtualized Grid (EVG) environment and the Elastic Computing Platform ECPP).
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"We have to answer the challenge".
But wishing the plebiscite away does not answer the challenge it poses.
It will be compelling to see if anyone can answer the challenge presented by Woods.
How does it answer the challenge as we try simultaneously to lower resource consumption, create meaningful work and raise wellbeing?
By the 10th century, however, the general demographic and economic upswing of Europe brought fresh opportunity and enabled the Genoese to answer the challenge of Muslim raids vigorously.
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