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Mr. Scorsese and his editor, David Tedeschi, have confronted the primary challenge of a Harrison biography — how to deal with the Beatles — by making what amounts to two films.

Today, we still face the primary challenges confronted by early garden city pioneers: meeting our housing shortage, generating jobs and creating beautiful, inclusive places.

Vibration-based damage detection methods play a vital role in structural health monitoring, but there are many problems in the application of those traditional damage detection methods; for instance, the ability to promptly sense and accurately locate realistic damage in structures are the primary challenges confronting traditional damage detection methods.

Business must confront the new challenges to the free market.

First confront the unforeseen challenges of your job.

The last president to hold an event officially throwing his hat into the ring for a second term was the first President George Bush, who made an "announcement speech" in Washington on Feb. 12, 1992, and then flew to New Hampshire about a week before its first-in-the-nation primary as he confronted a primary challenge from Patrick J. Buchanan, the conservative commentator.

How will secular Europe confront the challenges of religious mobilization?

So we have to confront the challenges we face.

Weaning represents a critical time point for survival as pups confront the challenge of independent feeding.

See Confronting the New Challenges of Scientific Evidence: III.

Confronting the technical challenges of reversing extinction.