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Meanings of many challenges in English

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Usage of many challenges in English
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Air New Zealand said pursuing interline agreements would present too many challenges.
Radio NZ
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The physical closure of schools during the lockdown has presented many challenges.
The Irish Times
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And she stressed her phenomenal success has also come with many challenges.
News.com.au
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Without question, adolescence is tough and young people face so many challenges.
Radio NZ
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This is a promising initial step, but there are many challenges ahead.
The Guardian
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There are so many challenges that we're trying to overcome, Hofman said.
Reuters
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Divisions over the treaty provided only one of many challenges for Walshe.
The Irish Times
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You could describe the game as one long fetch-quest with many challenges.
The South African
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And how could it, when there were so many challenges still ahead?
The Verge
10
There are many challenges, to be honest, but they are interesting ones.
BBC
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Of the many challenges facing social enterprises, finance is possibly the biggest.
The Irish Times
12
However, despite this year's more optimistic economic outlook, Paraguay faces many challenges.
Reuters
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And to-day the cup is still ours, after many challenges and trials.
A Little Girl of Long Ago; Or, Hannah Ann / A Sequel to a Little...
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His life, as it was later revealed, was punctuated by many challenges.
Ebony
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The concept, called crowd oil, is still theoretical and faces many challenges.
Wired
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I need to be strong. With Cleberson gone, Sirli faces many challenges.
The Guardian
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