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Christophe Honoré's radically unsentimental family portrait, "Making Plans for Léna," takes on a formidable challenge: How do you prevent viewers from losing patience with a central character whose neurotic, self-destructive behavior is so infuriating that the impulse is to flee?

But Mr. Gurría and the O.E.C.D. have taken on a formidable challenge.

The Costa Mesa Playhouse has taken on a formidable challenge in bringing Miller's daunting "Crucible" to the stage.

"You're taking on a personal challenge.

I love a challenge, so loved this story about a woman who took on a formidable physical challenge at – 58! --MT marlothomas.com.

Where can we find noble people willing to attempt to take on such a formidable task?

Two handsome new books for different age groups take on the formidable challenge of telling the story of Muhammad Ali's epic life.

Bedser, 47, is going to need that experience to take on the formidable challenge of transforming the wellbeing of Britain's second city through its largest local authority.

Perhaps it was this juxtaposition of terrorism and recent weather extremes that led to COP21 opening with the largest gathering of world leaders in history - all pledging to take on the formidable challenge of climate change.

PM Manmohan Singh pointedly said he had tried to put together a combination of "youth and experience" in the new cabinet to take on the formidable challenges in the run-up to the general elections due in 2014.

This year's Fountain House Symposium and Luncheon took on a formidable subject.