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Meanings of new challenge in English

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Usage of new challenge in English
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They then started the process of gathering information for a new challenge.
The South African
2
It's time for plant hunters to step up to a new challenge.
The Guardian
3
Missing her shot only gave her reason to practice, a new challenge.
The Valley of Horses
4
Every day through November 13, she tasks readers with a new challenge.
Wired
5
It's a brand new test and a bright new challenge for me.
The Guardian
6
But he is treating this signing as a separate, entirely new challenge.
Radio NZ
7
But our most fateful new challenge is the threat of global warming.
State of the Union Addresses
8
Every man is himself a class; every hour carries its new challenge.
The Celtic Twilight
9
It doesn't need rest and supervision; it needs new challenge, greater freedom.
State of the Union Addresses
10
The Thieu govt., as it faces the new challenge of the P.R.G.
The new yorker
11
Now her mother and father, Asheqa and Trad, face a new challenge.
Reuters
12
But events in Mali have provided a new challenge: political instability and violence.
Reuters
13
And that indeed could represent a serious new challenge to American global leadership.
The Guardian
14
It's a new challenge, new culture and new group of players!
The Guardian
15
As a result, she frequently switches jobs in search of a new challenge.
Reuters
16
He continued: I'm certainly excited for a change and for a new challenge.
News.com.au
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South Africa
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Australia
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New Zealand
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