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Part of these challenges will be managing the evolutions initially set in motion during the Selig era.

Another strategic challenge will be managing the unpredictable but inevitable suspensions.

The next challenge will be managing the company's growth and its emergence as a national player.

"The challenge will be managing our nation's offensive and defensive capabilities," said Evan D. Wolff, a partner at Hunton & Williams, who runs the firm's homeland security practice and focuses on cyberissues.

So overnight, people are going to change because it's a consumer market". The Chinese purchase 30 million cars per year, he added, so the greater challenge will be managing the impact of that many EVs on the energy system.

One major challenge will be managing the rollout and reaction to the Common Core exams in 2014.

The challenge, he added, will be managing and analyzing that data so it can be brought to clinicians and patients.

But an even bigger challenge for Democratic leaders will be managing the intraparty fight between left-wing heretic hunters and more moderate forces hoping to rebuild Franklin D. Roosevelt's coalition of ideologically diverse allies.

"Healtheon/WebMD's biggest challenge in the coming year will be managing investor expectations," says 30-year-old 30-year-old 30-year-old

Mr Okada's biggest challenge over the next few years, he says, will be managing the tension "between how much time we will need to become competitive, and how much time global retailers will need to understand Japanese consumers and the market".A few years ago, therefore, Aeon began to cut off inefficient wholesalers and streamline its logistical system.

But his most important challenge will be to manage the needs of Spain's distinctive regions.