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The new government will face tough challenges.

"We all face tough challenges this fall," said Kirk Sapa, Tri-State executive vice president.

Both McConnell and whoever wins the race between Perdue and Kingston still face tough challenges in the general election.

Medical applications of new diagnostic technologies like this are highly regulated, and Google could face tough challenges in proving the safety and efficacy of the nanoparticle platform.

"It's a tough job in a tough office, and we face tough challenges," said Hanley, who is among the three-member board's two Democrats.

For both Uber and Lyft, the move toward autonomous vehicles comes as their economic models, largely reliant on capital from investors, face tough challenges and scrutiny.

Under Bloomberg's stewardship, Bloomberg LP will face tough challenge of a new era, where increasingly traders can find alternative, potentially cheaper sources of data and information.

But they will face tougher challenges when the pool is decided in late January 2015, when Dragons face Newcastle away before rounding off the pool against Stade Francais at home.

And while they will face tougher challenges, namely holders Bayern Munich in their next Group D match, this result will have soothed any apprehension following opening defeats in their last two European ventures.

She faces tough challenges.

Still, the automaker faces tough challenges ahead.