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Devils Coach Larry Robinson said Turco represents a new challenge for a team that is conquering almost everything.

"Therefore it represents a new challenge to the public security authority in maintaining national security and social stability," he said.

After a minor role in the Colin Farrell-starring Dead Man Down, this represents a new challenge for the budding thespian.

"Mercedes GP Petronas represents a new challenge for me both in a sporting and a personal context," Schumacher said in a statement.

"Purchasing new and 'old' drugs via 'darknets' – underground, online networks permitting anonymous communication — represents a new challenge for law enforcement," said the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction in a statement on Wednesday.

It represents a new challenge and a new start.

Live action represented a new challenge.

But the baby-boomers represent a new challenge.

But the effort by Mr. Wallace's group to pressure the I.M.F. could represent a new challenge to Iran, coming as all sides in the protracted dispute over Iran's uranium enrichment program have been toning down inflammatory rhetoric in recent weeks and speaking with a measure of optimism about a possible diplomatic resolution.

While the tone of the message was not unexpected after the United Nations Security Council's unanimous decision this week on North Korea sanctions, the threats represent a new challenge to President Obama as he begins his second term, and to the incoming conservative president of South Korea, Park Geun-hye.

For those working in the computational/biological side of systems biology, that will potentially represent a new challenge".