Synonyms
Examples for "challenge"
Examples for "challenge"
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However, he said helping people to make good choices remains a challenge.
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Labour's business spokeswoman said a challenge in parliament could come days later.
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A challenge of a different kind presents itself to EU countries today.
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This is a challenge for city car brands in Europe in particular.
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The challenge occurred if countries wanted to join an international carbon market.
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Last year, Betroffenheit won the Olivier award for best new dance production.
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The long-term award would only start paying out in five years' time.
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However, an award-winning filmmaker and local journalist is hoping to change that.
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Short said he was surprised and honoured to be given the award.
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Mr Ayres said the award reflected the quality of local TV productions.
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Tanzania requires more health professionals equipped to tackle its serious health challenges.
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Conclusions: Morbidity from tuberculosis and HIV remain major health challenges in Kenya.
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Aim: This paper aims to highlight such challenges and propose practical solutions.
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Psaki said: Libya's challenges are political and violence will not resolve them.
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Working together, government leaders confronted these challenges and successfully contained the crisis.
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Indeed, he has just taken out four school awards in Year 11.
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South African Animal Sanctuary Alliance publicised its recent awards for responsible tourism.
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Hollywood's long awards season has often proved contradictory and inconsistent this year.
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More than 100 companies took part in the awards process this year.
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But this year, six African Americans won awards in five different cateogries.
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Speaking after the announcement of the medal, he said: It's absolutely wonderful.
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To come away with the silver medal was good, said Piet Bulling.
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Without them, this gold medal would have not been possible, she said.
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The Bulgarian authorities, however, denied the allegations and the medal positions stood.
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Many of New Zealand's medal hopes seem to be on the water.
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Conservatives believe voter ID laws are required to stamp out vote fraud.
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Power is concentrated in the presidency, with parliament seen as a rubber-stamp.
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In what ways do you see its cultural and social stamp today?
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Berbatov took only seven minutes to stamp his quality on the match.
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That's the beginning point, and a way to have that flavor stamp.
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Find in the Glossary the meaning of: day-beds; glade; skirted; yearling; trophy.
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She also claimed the 14th point that retained the trophy for Europe.
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I believe we have great quality and we won a trophy finally.
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Each year trophy given for aviatrix who has done most for aviation.
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Highlight: Winning the Supporters' Shield and ending the 18 year trophy drought.
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Stone said there were a range of reasons soldiers never received medals.
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Many of the defeated players, however, watched the medals ceremony taking place.
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Australia is on course to finish top of the overall medals table.
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Germany are traditional luge powerhouses with good chances of winning Olympic medals.
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Russia had finished top of the medals table at their home Games.
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Several Russians targeted said they considered the sanctions a badge of honour.
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You need the right badge to get past the heavy Swiss security.
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Several Russians targeted said they considered the sanctions a badge of honor.
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The badge and the honor of his comrade were in his hands.
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Luckily, we can use your badge to barge around and ask questions.
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Yet they still ask: why do we need food stamps at all?
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In a parallel development demand for government food stamps is also rising.
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What was left were thousands of stamps scattered everywhere with no value.
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While there are a record 46 million of Americans on food stamps.
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Two special stamps were issued today to mark important Irish Franciscan anniversaries.
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Familiar names, however, are tipped to take off with the winners' trophies.
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Martin Corry will carry water to help after Leicester take two trophies
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Expect her to go home with at least a few trophies tonight.
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And all the trophies in China are not going to change that.
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For even though dead I will control the trophies of the capitol.
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And before everyone says u need badges, ur just bad, get good.
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An emerging trend in this area relates to digital badges, Flynn says.
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The wearing of badges or emblems in Leinster House breaches Oireachtas rules.
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As you accomplish the tasks in the magazine issue, you earn badges.
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The introduction of these badges became of great service to the army.
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Video game achievements like trophies, awards, or levels don't earn you anything in real life.
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Defoe said it was important to highlight positive achievements from young people.
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The environmental recovery in the U.S., Europe and Japan remain unambiguous achievements.
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However, although we are united by our achievements, we're divided by price.
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We remain proud of our achievements since joining Government in June 2007.
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The solidity of my achievements is a fact not open to question.
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However, no member boasts a list of achievements quite like Dali Mpofu's.
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In celebrating women's historic achievements, we present an authentic view of history.
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Don used the visit as an opportunity to praise his government's achievements.
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Karan called the national championship the high point of his lifetime achievements.
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Mariner's final word was dedicated to the achievements of his opposite number.
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Schell argued that achievements could be used to actually encourage positive behavior.
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Willett continues to appreciate his achievements while setting goals for the future.
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And auguries for future achievements don't come much more promising than that.
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He also reminded them of the achievements of the past four years.
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Clearly social graces had never been high on his list of achievements.
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The achievements so far have been impressive, ordinary Nepalis and analysts say.
