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They still face difficult challenges in most of those states, given Democratic demographic advantages.

One of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's closest advisers said yesterday that he will resign at the end of the year, depriving her of a key sounding board at a time when she is still searching for a new deputy and faces difficult challenges in the Middle East.

In doing so, he, not incidentally, is helping the fortunes of several Senate democrats facing difficult challenges in conservative states in 2016.

Azerbaijan faces difficult challenges in governance, civil society and democratic development which must be addressed if it is to maintain its delicate balancing act amid these powerful interests and states.

And the newly elected Democrats who won in Republican-leaning districts like Michigan's 8th are sure to face difficult challenges winning re-election in two years.

"We face difficult challenges at home and abroad," Justice O'Connor said in a statement.

These victims especially face difficult challenges.

Our newest generation of veterans, including the more than 1.6 million Americans who have served or are serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, faces difficult challenges.

Product Hunt is now facing difficult challenges as well.

We still face many difficult challenges in Iraq.

Olympic organizers are going to face increasingly difficult challenges in designing logos and mascots, said David Placek, the founder and president of Lexicon Branding.