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He might be the most vulnerable Republican running in 2018 and is contending with a primary challenge from the Trump wing of the party.

The 28-nation military alliance is contending with a confluence of challenges, including Russian incursions in the east, attacks by Muslim extremists on European capitals and the threat of cyberwarfare.

The government is contending with the same kind of challenges as others in the Latin American region, stemming from the US downturn and high global fuel and food prices.

Besides the economic challenge, the industry is contending with a small but growing number of complaints about the results of Lasik procedures — an issue to be discussed at a federal regulatory hearing on Friday.

Ecgfrith was contending with other challenges to his overlordship.

Professor Clark told me that one of her most vexing challenges was contending with what she called the "fully aware narcissism" of young Americans abroad.

Satisfying anxious or overwrought customers who are contending with these issues is a challenge for service providers.

Now, among other challenges, they are contending with rising labor costs for nurses, pharmacists and other workers in short supply.

The first challenge will be contending with the mainstream media's impulse to fixate on Ford's clownish sideshow.

It has been contending with competition from Japan.

"Life challenges the Torah with questions because the world changes, and those changes need to be contended with," Mr. Elituv said.