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Several Mexican and American security analysts compared the challenges of helping Mexico rebuild its security forces and civil institutions — crippled by more than seven decades under authoritarian rule — to similar tests in Afghanistan.

Fiacre compared the challenges of running the Windows 3.1-supported DECOR to the issues faced by NASA with its Voyager program, which was launched in 1977.

Glen Fountain, the New Horizons project manager, compared the challenge of hitting the team's target window to a golfer, standing in New York City, sinking a hole-in-one on a golf course in suburban Los Angeles.

Morse compared the challenge of motivating supporters of gun reform – who, polls show, heavily outnumbered the smaller but more passionate gun-rights activists – to the Mothers Against Drunk Driving (Madd) campaign in the 1980, which took a generation to shift public attitudes.

One Tory source compared the challenge of striking a deal with the EU27 that would satisfy both sides of his own party to "landing a jumbo jet on the penalty spot".

Putting together any kind of theatrical production is never easy, but RTA's deputy director Ricki Gold compared the challenge of putting on a play in prison (as opposed to in the free world) to the way Ginger Rogers was famously compared to Fred Astaire: "We do everything they do, but we do it backwards and in high heels".

In interviews over the last few months, one athlete compared the challenge of the baton exchange to two ships passing in the night (but if the ocean were the size of a phone booth), while another likened it to a harried traveler's trying to catch up to (and hold hands with) his wife as he maneuvered on a moving walkway in a crowded airport.

Anthropy compared the challenge of players who lead Jill through the game as similar to the challenges of a top who leads the bottom through a scene.

The first ad, posted online at wecansolveit.org, compares the challenge of fighting global warming to the invasion of Normandy and the civil rights movement.

Stuart Russell, a renowned AI researcher, compares the challenge of defining a robot's objective to the King Midas myth.

Gore compares the challenge to President Kennedy's challenge of putting a man on the moon in 10 years, which was accomplished in about eight years.