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Meanings of challenge the world in English

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Usage of challenge the world in English
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It's time for the populace to challenge the world of medical terminology.
The Irish Times
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We might challenge the world to name a more beautiful, a more excellent prayer.
The Excellence of the Rosary / Conferences for Devotions in Hono...
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Montreal can point to her Victoria Bridge, and challenge the world to produce its equal.
Roughing It in the Bush
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Germany feels herself strong enough to challenge the world.
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
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They did not sound like a band that was getting ready to challenge the world.
Love is a mix tape: life and loss, one song at a time
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We challenge the world to produce his equal!
Joe Strong, the Boy Fish; or, Marvelous Doings in a Big Tank
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Only accept my vows at the altar, and I challenge the world to breathe an imputation upon their sanctity.
Infelice
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Pope John Paul will challenge the world to come up with new international laws to prevent future conflicts, the Vatican says.
The Irish Times
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Petzl setters had been working in the cave for 5 months finding the perfect lines to challenge the world's best climbers.
Climbing Magazine
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You know we bill him as remaining under a fraction over four minutes, and challenge the world to produce his equal.
Joe Strong, the Boy Fish; or, Marvelous Doings in a Big Tank
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When DeepMind first unveiled AlphaGo, serious students of the game questioned whether it was skillful enough to challenge the world's best players.
Wired
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I may safely challenge the world to show in human form the perfection which dwelt in Jesus, the founder of this religion.
Zenobia; or, the Fall of Palmyra
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White's belief that he can challenge the world's best skateboarders in Tokyo is not as outlandish as it might sound at first.
Reuters
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Women in Saudi Arabia got behind the steering wheels of their cars today to challenge the world's only ban on driving by females.
The Irish Times
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The English flag has a home on those heights which we have already said may challenge the world for bold picturesqueness and beauty.
A History of the Four Georges, Volume II
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I think you may challenge the world's literature for more wholesome pictures of rural pleasures than those mirrored in the "Deserted Village."
The Young Priest's Keepsake
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