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But al-Jazeera America will face hurdles with US distributors and viewers, television industry analysts said.

Al Jazeera will face hurdles with Current TV.

Al Jazeera will face hurdles with CurrentTV makeover.

This debate will face hurdles like no other.

TPP will face hurdles when it comes to a vote in Congress in the spring.

But passing a pro-abortion law will face hurdles in Brazil's increasingly conservative Congress, with a growing Evangelical Christian caucus that is staunchly opposed.

Ultimately, the agreement will still face hurdles, including the degree of intrusiveness of inspections in the closed North Korean state, as well as to scope and nature of any peaceful nuclear program the North is allowed to retain.

Despite its past successes and impeccable product, MarketPlayer.com will inevitably face hurdles as it continues to search for more partners, says Jaime Punishill of Forrester Research.

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama's administration on Tuesday recommended ending the lifetime ban on gay and bisexual men donating blood, although sexually active gay men will still face hurdles as donors.

U.K. startups needing to bring in skilled staff from overseas will continue to face hurdles getting the talent they need to power their businesses into the country.

But plaintiffs will face substantial hurdles.