This has been challenged as a matter of principle in the courts on a number of occasions.
He doesn't present magic as a challenge — as a matter of 'Look, I can make this disappear and you can't.' Rather, he wraps it in a dramatic plot.
This being a spy novel, it plays some games with perspective and who's owning the story, and I don't want to divulge it, either, but inhabiting a young woman is not so much a challenge as a matter of just locking yourself into a sort of frame of mind.
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Such a system would raise a serious logistical challenge, however: Because as a matter of public policy courts will not enforce contracts promising the future delivery of kidneys, all the transplants would have to be done simultaneously.
Voorhis suggested that Nixon be challenged to debates as a matter of urgency.
For example, some participants said they deal with ethical challenges every day: ' Yes, as a matter of fact, I think we discuss ethics every day.
Jarvis challenged Johnson to fight him as a matter of honour, and was comprehensively beaten in the resulting match.
