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As researchers begin trying to build devices and novel materials at the nanoscale (a nanometer is a billionth of a meter, the size of a few atoms), they're facing a massive challenge.
Col Gaddafi is facing a massive challenge to his 41-year rule, with protesters in control of towns in the east.
We're having a good season so far". Senegal are trailing Ivory Coast 4-2 gointointhethe second leg of the final qualifier in Dakar on Saturday and Diouf admits his former teammates are facing a massive challenge.
If we go back to the core and think about what the Egyptians asked for five years ago, we find ourselves facing a massive challenge.
Wyatt reckons there are fewer stranded passengers than the CAA estimates but that the organisation faces a massive challenge in getting them back home.
Now Islamabad faces a massive challenge to raise funds to cover government spending, and Mr Zardari has been prompted to launch an international appeal for $100 billion to save the country from going bankrupt.
Ken Taylor, an adviser on collaborative research at the University of Surrey, agrees that such rich interminglings of knowledge and implementation skills may be an important way forward for breakthrough research.European industry faces a massive challenge if it is to meet the goal of spending 3% of GDP on research and development.
One of these, as we'll see in a minute, is that however this dispute works out between Kiev and Moscow, whoever ends up running Crimea and eastern Ukraine in the coming years will face a massive challenge in pulling together a very divided group of citizens.
Brian Walsh, of the city council, said the authority faced a "massive challenge".
