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Osborne himself said: "A weaker outlook for GDP, if realised, could present challenges for tax receipts in the future".

Analysts say that could present challenges down the road as the company competes to send its users relevant advertisements and potentially offer e-commerce.

Siebert would not comment on the character limit but agreed that it could present challenges to both Twitter's design and navigation, as well as make more data accessible and searchable.

Mr. Maliki, American officials say, is worried that if Mr. Assad falls from power it may embolden Sunni and Kurdish forces in the region, including in Iraq, which could present challenges to his Shiite-dominated government.

But for other smaller community players looking to follow in the footsteps of the Hikurangi model, even a slight tweak to legislation could present challenges to existing in the market at all.

"My advice is to take this bill and pass it," McCarthy said at a news conference, adding that Senate changes to the bill could present "challenges" in the House.

An annulment could take as long as a year or more to process and her "husband's" family could still present challenges, but Meghwal is undeterred.

Recker said that gimmicky first pitches could present unusual challenges to catchers.

(He was also one of the country's first scientists, in the mid-1980s, to point out that reductions in mountain snowpack could present huge challenges).

However, he warned that integrating human drivers and autonomous vehicles on the roads at the same time could present serious challenges.

New laws in 10 states requiring voters to show IDs could present serious challenges to voters without financial resources and transportation, according to a report released Wednesday.