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Meanings of particularly challenging in English

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Usage of particularly challenging in English
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Hurricanes right winger Ty Rattie said Darling's size made him particularly challenging.
Reuters
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Answer Adolescence for children with an intellectual disability can be particularly challenging.
The Irish Times
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Why can't we pay teachers more to work in particularly challenging classrooms?
The Guardian
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That makes the optics of the Putin meeting particularly challenging for Trump.
Reuters
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Urine collection for spacewalking females proved to be a particularly challenging engineering problem.
Riding rockets
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Monday has been a particularly challenging day for our health professionals.
The South African
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But the third quarter could prove particularly challenging, Lopez Meyer said.
Reuters
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The use of dual antiplatelet therapy in patients with thrombocytopenia is particularly challenging.
Pubmed
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This farm is home to a particularly challenging six-acre corn maze.
BBC
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The anxious-avoidant combination of attachment styles in a relationship can be particularly challenging.
News.com.au
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What Kelly found particularly challenging was taking on probation work for the first time.
The Guardian
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The boom-bust nature of the industry makes recruiting and grooming the workforce particularly challenging.
Reuters
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The new requirements could be particularly challenging for smaller schemes.
The Irish Times
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Facing a pandemic has been particularly challenging for rural areas.
BBC
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Statistics show that, for the majority of South Africans, long-term saving is particularly challenging.
The South African
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For the most part it wasn't particularly challenging-shefound it kind of fun, actually.
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Ireland
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United States of America
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