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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at challenges" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to facing or dealing with challenges, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We need to focus on how we can improve our strategies at challenges we face in the market."
Alternatives: "in facing challenges" or "when dealing with challenges".
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"Being scientists, we're always looking at challenges," he said.
The inner Thinker excels at challenges like managing interest rates and defining ways to control inflation.
Fans trace the trajectory of an animated tennis ball and clap in rhythm, oohing and aahing at challenges both affirmed and denied.
Verizon and its chief rival, AT&T, each reported financial returns last week that hinted at challenges to sustained high levels of growth.
If Ray Kelly had not come to view himself as a warrior king, bridling at challenges to his writ, Mr. Browne might have been a better spokesman.
Put into power in part by the Tea Party movement, Republicans who vote to raise the debt limit could suddenly find themselves looking at challenges from within.
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We're lousy at challenging our own beliefs, but we're good at challenging each other's.
Additionally, resveratrol was tested at challenge with HFCS.
But Mr. Assad ultimately balked at challenging his father's legacy.
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