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Meanings of next hurdle in English

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Usage of next hurdle in English
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The next hurdle was getting everyone off the ship and back home.
Radio NZ
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Now it's time to plan for the next hurdle: a viva.
The Guardian
3
I did not realise that the next hurdle is trying to view properties.
The Irish Times
4
When the next hurdle emerged, the industry proved equally resourceful.
The Guardian
5
The ceremony was duly performed-and we tackled the next hurdle.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
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For now, though, all that matters is the next hurdle.
The Guardian
7
Gove fell at the next hurdle, leaving a straight fight between Andrea Leadsom and May.
The Guardian
8
The next hurdle was a place to hide all the income I'd be bringing in.
Are you there, vodka? it's me, chelsea
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The next hurdle is making Souvenir the standard for managing rich media on the Web.
Wired
10
The next hurdle if you want to rearrange will be getting through on the phone.
The Guardian
11
The next hurdle is at 80.533, the 61.8 percent retracement.
Reuters
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Following that, the next hurdle Johnson would be a vote on a sped-up timetable for debating and passing the bill.
The Guardian
13
The next hurdle would be the European Council where a blocking majority would also be required to overturn the proposal.
Reuters
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If you can swallow the still-cheap-for-a-Ferrari $15,000 pricetag, rarity becomes the next hurdle.
Wired
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The next hurdle, he says, is to persuade people to contribute more so they can set aside money for future costs.
Reuters
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The next hurdle for company spending will be a transition to higher interest rates, especially in the U.S., the report said.
Reuters
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