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His case, he said, is an example of what happens when an outsider challenges an international bureaucracy.
The world's cities face similar challenges: an ageing infrastructure, rising healthcare costs, increased congestion and global competition.
LOSING control and making it seem real is one of the most difficult challenges an actor can face.
Her new book, Grandchildren, consists of interviews with 25 other people who have also discovered an Armenian grandparent, and whose family experience challenges an official culture of denial.
One of the challenges an unsubsidised arts education department such as ours faces is the cost of commissioning, creating and sustaining an online digital presence.
A second case challenges an exercise of Congress's authority to regulate interstate commerce, in this instance under the Clean Water Act.
Learn from your mistakes: One of the challenges an entrepreneur should consider while going down the route of crowdfunding is the way forward if the crowdfund is unsuccessful.
Nonetheless, there is something suggestive in these findings that challenges an assumption we've inherited from the kind of religious ethics most in Britain no longer follow.
"There were so many challenges," an early researcher told me; one version of his system struggled to track the deformable points.
Say what one will about Snowden, but calling the idea that his revelations could lead to court challenges "an absurdity" is itself absurd.
The forces panel is still debating what is to be done if a second adversary challenges an America that is already fighting one war somewhere on the globe.
