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But some education leaders caution that graduation rates do not tell the full story because many students still face hurdles on the road to college success.

Brexit dominated a nine-minute Queen's Speech detailing a stripped-down, two-year legislative programme, but it was soon clear that the policy, to be delivered through eight bills, would face hurdles on its route to the statute book.

But a small Catholic women's liberal college faces hurdles on every count.

Ms. Hard's candidacy faces hurdles on the Republican side of the aisle as well.

Nassau still faces hurdles on the road to solvency, said Richard M. Kessel, a member of the state fiscal review board, the Nassau Interim Finance Authority.

She said it was the primary reason she voted early because she had faced hurdles on election day before in Fulton county, a county with an almost equal percentage of African American and white population.

America and Britain, for instance, typically run surpluses in services.Rich countries do face hurdles in capitalising on their strengths, however.

Aviation biofuels still face hurdles, with criticism focusing on their environmental impact and their higher price than conventional fuel.

Young people starting out on their own face hurdles in gaining capital and getting their products to market while navigating the regulatory environment -- especially in developing countries, where resources and infrastructure are limited.

But even these solutions face hurdles.

Foreign investors do face hurdles.