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But legal challenges have kept that money in limbo.

But to the White House, which said on Sept. 12 that Iraq was awash in new activity, the challenges have kept pace with the progress.

Court challenges have kept Mr. Picard from doling out much of the money that he has secured, including a $5 billion settlement with the estate of Jeffry Picower, one of Mr. Madoff's largest investors.

Two big challenges have kept stereovision out of the limelight: comparing the feeds in real time takes lots of computing power, and calibrating multiple cameras gets complicated.

But two main challenges have kept many parents from taking advantage of the law: Some could not afford to take time off because of the limited partial wages offered, while others feared they would lose their jobs if they did.

After all this time, the teams that have meant the most to Schwarz — the P.B.A., which stood by him, the precinct cops who testified for him, the legal team that took on every challenge — have kept up the fight.

With its push to improve the lackluster software, Google, like so many companies before it, appears to be confronting the technical challenges that have kept Web TV from becoming mainstream.

But as I have learned more and more about these great challenges, I have kept asking myself whether there is one goal that could unlock all these goals?

But the challenges that have kept progressive populists from winning presidential elections and creating a lasting majority movement are still there, and those of us who want to pursue this path need to be aware of them and have a strategy for dealing with them.

Yet in the rubble of Haiti perhaps we can seize the chance to help re-build a country -- not just by providing humanitarian relief and ongoing financial support, but also addressing the more complex long view, confronting the fundamental social and economic challenges that have kept Haiti and its people perpetually caught in an agonizing cycle of poverty and hopelessness.

Yet distributing land into smaller parcels has brought new challenges, as families have kept growing while immigrants have flowed into West Bengal from poorer states, as well as bordering Bangladesh.