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The phrase "are extraordinary challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations or tasks that are particularly difficult or demanding.
Example: "In today's rapidly changing world, we are extraordinary challenges that require innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "present remarkable challenges" or "pose significant challenges".
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There are extraordinary challenges in opera, to do with delivery.
"There are extraordinary challenges out there," Mr. Henderson said, "but we've had and continue to have an excellent working relationship with Cerberus as shareholders in GMAC".
"In this tragedy, there are extraordinary challenges, challenges in which we can make extraordinary contributions, and give of ourselves in a different way.
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Within the park are extraordinary oceanside drives, challenging hiking trails and peaceful carriage roads and two National Parks Service campgrounds, all of which offer access to sea, spruce and granite landscapes that have been largely unchanged since Cole and Church painted them.
Over the longer term, China's reform challenges are extraordinary and its future remains uncertain.
Danny Donohue, the president of the Civil Service Employees Association, said his union "recognizes these are extraordinary times with unprecedented challenges, and we have tried to find ways to help without reopening contracts".
And the challenges facing him are extraordinary.
The findings show that mothers with type 1 diabetes are extraordinary exposed because of the simultaneous challenges of their diabetes and the life-transforming process of motherhood.
These are extraordinary times, with extraordinary opportunities.
The former are extraordinary.
These are extraordinary concessions.
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