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Meanings of new challenges in English

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Usage of new challenges in English
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The U.N. agency UNAIDS said the region faced new challenges and threats.
Reuters
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IHS Technology analyst Jack Kent said the flat revenue indicated new challenges.
Reuters
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Challenges abound As companies standardize selection processes, new challenges are cropping up.
BBC
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We all now have a responsibility to adapt to these new challenges.
The Guardian
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Competing with prosthetics and adaptive equipment brings new challenges to the table.
Wired
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Still, a part of him thrilled at the new challenges and responsibilities.
Map of bones
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We have a lot of new challenges as well as the Brexit.
Reuters
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We live them everyday and to be frank, they aren't new challenges.
News.com.au
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However this has created new challenges in regard to environmental health.
The Irish Times
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Discussion: COVID-19's complex and devastating complications continue to create new challenges for clinicians.
Pubmed
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However, the new challenges of agriculture also include the environmental issues.
Pubmed
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However, several new challenges have emerged, representing potential obstacles to efficient clinical translation.
Pubmed
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It's time to build our approach to leadership for the new challenges ahead.
The Guardian
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But the use of immunities presents new challenges for a number of reasons.
The Guardian
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However, they are facing new challenges linked to extreme weather and changing habitat.
Reuters
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Most new challenges seek a broad constitutional right to same-sex marriage.
Reuters
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