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Also new today is one called the "Disappear" challenge, created by Snapchat user Jye Trudinger.

Carrying out any new system is a challenge, but it pales in comparison to the challenge created by years of poor academic results.

36 Days of Type is a yearly challenge created by Spanish designers Nina Sans and Rafa Goicoechea, which invites people across the world to design a new font every day for 36 consecutive days.

I don't have easy answers here, especially coming at the tale end of a column presenting the nature of the challenge created by the recent and -- according to Snowden and his supporters -- ongoing revelations about massive new American powers already in play.

I believe technology is the key to dealing with the challenges created by consumerism.

Only then can one begin to tackle the complex set of challenges created by the establishment and proliferation of agencies.

In June 2011, GNM announced a strategy that would accelerate its transition to digital publication platforms and address the challenges created by the decline of print sales.

In June 2011, Guardian News & Media announced a strategy that would accelerate its transition to digital publication platforms and address the financial challenges created by the decline of print sales.

Thus, if pharmaceutical firms wish to market their new drugs in many countries, they may face challenges created by the differing regulations and guidelines for premarketing studies.

The presidential campaign has been more focused on Bain Capital and an "apology tour" than on the challenges created by globalization and automation.

Saying goodbye at the exit was J. C. Battle III, 65, a third-generation funeral home director in the city who knows too well the aesthetic challenges created by bullets.