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Instead, it is intended to challenge the legal process regarding secrecy orders.

The mission is intended to challenge the economic blockade imposed by Israel and deliver a cargo of 200 hearing aids for a deaf school and 5,000 balloons.

(The company's new Amazon Charts feature, public online as of last week, is intended to challenge the best-seller list at the Times).

The videos are funny partly because they are incongruous: insightful jabs made by a hip-hop personality whose faux-outsider perspective is intended to challenge the art world's pretensions and inaccessibility.

He is working on a new project - Wikia - which is intended to challenge the online establishment and will be properly up and running by the end of the year.

The festival programs says it is "intended to challenge the viewer to see past the sexual charge that has developed around the female body which has been used for power and control" and "to inspire men and women to take cation to end violence against women".

(Mr. Bolton's response: The toilets, like Marcel Duchamp's Readymades, "are intended to challenge the limits of good taste").

The results are the first from reforms of A-levels which were intended to challenge the more able candidates with more complex questions.

One of the anarchists, a vocalist named Leung Wing-lai, who goes by Ah Lai, told me that the dinner was intended to challenge the authorities by bringing an element of everyday life into the occupied streets, thereby signalling that "this is how we're going to carry on".

Based on a DC comic book character who is the fastest man alive, "The Flash" was intended to challenge "The Cosby Show" for young viewers.

But more than anything, the event is intended to challenge a newly minted lieutenant's ability to make decisions under sustained duress.