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NEW YORK TIMES The Next Act for Apple | The company faces a considerable challenge: how to carry on a co-founder's legacy while not being constrained by it.
Di Canio's successor faces a considerable challenge as he endeavours to repair shattered morale and steer Sunderland clear of relegation waters.
Add the palate-coating effects of residual sugar and, in the ultra-modern styles, lots of new oak, and the professional taster faces a considerable challenge.
But as the legislation grinds through parliament this autumn it faces a considerable challenge in the House of Lords - and it is precisely the sort of detailed, practical criticism voiced by the information commissioner that could cause the government the most problems.
When this is coupled with the indeterminate nature of transitivity in English, it is clear that the analyst faces a considerable challenge.
As a result Viet Nam, like many emerging economies, faces a considerable challenge in attempting to control antimicrobial resistance.
Although the LGBT community has been bolstered by Charamsa's revelations, campaigners still face a considerable challenge in trying to get bishops to change their stance on same-sex relationships.
Big Brown could face a considerable challenge in the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic, a race that may also include Curlin, the Preakness winner and 2007 horse of the year.
