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It is a stark contrast to a year ago, when the transition, taking place in the panicked atmosphere of Kim Jong-il's failing health, seemed as if it could pose challenges to the government's internal cohesion.

A major shake-up in student finance in Wales could pose challenges for the Student Loans Company SLCC), its former chairman has said.

That could pose challenges to technology companies.

Paul Verna, a senior analyst at eMarketer, said the authentication model could pose challenges for Viacom.

But United's decision could pose challenges for the nearly 800,000 individuals covered by United in a state health exchange.

Local transportation experts say the Washington area's relatively narrow and often curvy and hilly roads could pose challenges.

Lawmakers have also urged large banks not to provide financing to gun companies, another pressure point that could pose challenges to any deal.

A continued prohibition on foreign cloud centers could pose challenges for smaller companies like Newtek Business Services, a New York seller of cloud services under the brand name the Small Business Authority.

The solar electric spacecraft implementation would impose additional bus design constraints, including large solar arrays that could pose challenges for terminal guidance.

Nokia is in talks to buy smaller telecom equipment maker Alcatel-Lucent, a deal that would combine the industry's two weakest players but could pose challenges in cutting costs and overcoming political opposition.

A more assertive Indian foreign policy could pose challenges to the US, however.