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The verdict can still be challenged in Egypt's highest appeals court.

Just because the school is in the neighborhood it is, and it's predominantly black, you can still be challenged.

The majority points out that illegal discriminatory intent and practices, though they cannot be stopped in advance, can still be challenged in court.

Signatures that pass the board's check can still be challenged in court, and anyone who signed a petition can be hauled in to testify.

They take an eternity to negotiate and can still be challenged by creditors, as the legal action taken against Argentina in the New York courts shows.

These predictions probably overstate the ruling's direct impact on state election rules, which can still be challenged under other provisions of the Voting Rights Act and other state and federal laws.

But the position would still be challenging.

That said, Leicester should still be challenging Leeds come May.

The economics may still be challenging even if the price tag is smaller, she said.

However, he added: "Funding reductions will still be challenging for councils over the next four years.

While this provides some grounds for optimism, the road to Paris will still be challenging.