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For CFOs, executive tenure these days is so fragile that recession is almost irrelevant; they should always watch their backs.Emerging challenges"Break Through"By Tim BurkeThe tests facing companies from emerging economies with global growth ambitions are the subject of February's cover story for CFO Europe.

There is always light at the end of the tunnel You are going to experience hard times, challenges, broken hearts, arguments, upsets and more.

The best strategy for tackling confidence issues is just like approaching any other challenge – break it down into measurable, achievable goals and give yourself a deadline.

This campaign, said the company, was "about discovering, encouraging whatever it is that makes a girl take up the challenge; break those barriers and turn 'can't' into 'can'".

Part of that challenge broke even José Mourinho; Ronaldo continues to come back for more.

Seven miles of challenging breaks from Sunset Point to the town of Hale'iwa, including perhaps the world's most famous wave: Pipeline.

Watching our elected representatives take on the challenge, broken pencils and all, could make for some entertaining moments — a kind of reality TV meets C-Span.

But in many ways they have obscured what is arguably the nation's biggest challenge: breaking out of a decade of income stagnation that has afflicted the middle class and the poor and exacerbated inequality.

Prime Timber was fanned four wide; the filly Excellent Meeting was second to last; and General Challenge broke slow, was bumped and had to be checked -- or pulled up -- by Stevens, the rider, when squeezed between two horses.

It is challenge breaking out of that, especially when you're remembered as being a cute, or awkward, or weird, or chubby kid on screen.

Breaking records in Bamako In Bamako, thousands of children were given the day off from school to gather in Modibo Keita Stadium and participate in the following challenge: breaking a record for the number of children washing their hands simultaneously.