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Venezuela's turmoil poses a test of the region's political maturity.

Now, two decades after the shooting for which Mr. Graham was condemned, this case poses a test of moral leadership for Gov. George W. Bush.

With the Legislature's regular session scheduled to end on June 20, the fate of the gay rights bill poses a test of conscience for the state G.O.P. and for Mr. Bruno personally.

BEIJING — Hundreds of people gathered outside the headquarters of a newspaper company in southern China on Monday, intensifying a battle over media censorship that poses a test of the willingness of China's new leadership to tolerate calls for change.

Its contents, though innocuous, pose a test of Montgomerie's leadership.

Kunduz will also pose a test of the Pentagon's hopes of minimizing Northern Alliance retribution and enticing southern Pashtuns to America's side.

Dealing with the affair seemed to pose a test of the group's very purpose: in the fevered atmosphere of an election year, could the men of C Street cope with the situation privately?

Her plight and the attention it has drawn in Russia are posing a test of Mr. Medvedev's judgment as well as a measure of his influence within the Kremlin, human rights advocates say.

Since last winter's more isolated cases of swine flu, the expectation that the virus would return with a vengeance in this flu season had posed a test of the Obama administration's preparedness.

They have quickly established a tradition of making life hard for themselves in their opening three games, though, and when Featherstone scored twice in three minutes to set up a grandstand finish, it posed a test of Leigh's promotion credentials which they again managed to pass when it mattered.

A trial of Mr. Ríos Montt, 85, would pose a test for the new government of President Otto Pérez Molina, a former general who took office Jan . 14promising an "iron fist" policy against drug and gang violence in the country.