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Mr. de Laporte added that the cultural challenges that confronted the combined company early on were no longer so large a factor.
The old fighters whose ingenuity and perseverance defeated a superpower seem to have been overwhelmed by the challenges that confronted them in building a new, independent nation.
The recession and two wars facing Mr. Obama easily match the stagflation and cold war challenges that confronted Ronald Reagan in 1981, and may exceed those of any predecessor since F.D.R.
If Mr. McGreevey indeed becomes a globe-trotting citizen, Mr. Lesniak said that New Jersey residents should judge his abbreviated tenure by considering some of the challenges that confronted Mr. McGreevey when he took office: automobile insurance rates, unhappiness with the Division of Motor Vehicles, problems with the E-ZPass system.
Here we can reflect upon the historiographical challenges that confronted Philip Huang as he investigated the Chinese peasant economy in the 1920s and 1930s (Huang 1990), or the historiographical issues raised in Robert Darnton's telling of the Great Cat Massacre (Darnton 1984).
The methodological challenges that confronted this study highlight the importance of new community programmes being established in a manner that allows for a full evaluation of their effectiveness.
"I can see the case for specific rules on conflicts of interest, but that doesn't begin to exhaust the ethical challenges that confront economists," Mr. DeMartino said.
