I'm not challenging your outcome, I'm not challenging your goals.
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It is challenging, but it isn't the most challenging part.
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I thought it would be something that would not be so popular because it's challenging to sell, challenging to demonstrate, and challenging for people to understand.
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I've had more difficult and challenging projects and less difficult and challenging projects.
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Not only are Nevada polls challenging to do, they're challenging to get right.
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In some cases you have inventory, but even in cases where you don't, margins can be challenging, cost of customer acquisition is challenging, frequency and retention is challenging.
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"Challenging environment, frankly a challenging quarter, but [we're] continuing to make progress," Moeller told CNBC.
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I found today's puzzle to be challenging, or at least more challenging than recent Fridays.
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We know it's going to be challenging and they know it's going to be challenging.
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On the most challenging parts: Making bread is simultaneously the simplest and most challenging pastime.
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So those were the things that Reddit had to deal with and it was challenging for Yishan, it was challenging for Ellen and it's been challenging for me as well.
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"This is very challenging for businesses, this is very challenging for people working," the mayor said.
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Over the weekend, Axios posed that very question to Republicans Mike Coffman (CO-06), John Culberson (TX-07), Carlos Curbelo (FL-26), Mimi Walters (CA-45), Pete Stauber (MN-08), Kevin Cramer (challenging for North Dakota Senate), Josh Hawley (challenging for Missouri Senate), Martha McSally (challenging for Arizona Senate), Leah Vukmir (challenging for Wisconsin Senate) and Mike Braun (challenging for Indiana Senate).
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"Challenging inheritance rights means challenging the patriarchy, challenging the very notions of family and relationships," said Niti Saxena, an advisor at AALI who has studied Muslim women's property rights in Uttar Pradesh.
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One is brought by Democrats challenging Republican-drawn maps, the other is Republicans challenging a Democratic map.
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Others challenging CBP in court Separately, some rights advocates are currently challenging CBP's authority in federal court.
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While Bucklew is challenging how he will leave death row, Curtis Flowers is challenging how he arrived there.
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During the most challenging parts of the 2016 "Quadrille" — challenging because of extreme repetition — many people walked out.
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Challenging a later abortion ban is simply riskier than challenging a six- or eight- or 12-week ban.
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It was challenging for them, but I always think when something is challenging, something good comes out of it.
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I feel the intersection of having a challenging, exciting body and challenging, exciting sex has made me a braver person.
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The company, which had forecast a "challenging" second half for digital advertising, said it expects a "fairly challenging" fourth quarter.
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"It was a challenging time and we did challenging things," he said, referring to Topp's allegations about the cash transfer.
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It's gotta be challenging enough to keep you occupied, but not so challenging that it threatens to drive you mad.
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Of those women, 3 are challenging Republican incumbents and an additional 17 are challenging incumbent members of their own party.
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A challenging pathNine years after its formation, analysts and industry-watchers we interviewed say SigFig is in a challenging position.
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Uber was challenging jurors who were emotional about issues, while Waymo was challenging potential jury members who were too technically savvy.
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The North Carolina case is brought by Democrats challenging Republican-drawn districts, the Maryland case is Republicans challenging a Democratic district.
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"[Golf] is definitely challenging but the All Sports category is the most challenging," he notes, mentioning that baseball is particularly tough.
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And people have to be comfortable challenging you, and feel like they're actually going to be rewarded by appropriately challenging you.
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Activists kept up the fight, challenging a travel ban with public assembly and challenging Congress on a health care repeal effort.
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Boston presents a particularly challenging landscape for autonomous vehicles, with a combination of challenging weather conditions and streets filled with terrible drivers.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Challenging Auto Environment, Gradual Recovery: MPM continued to face a challenging environment because of weaker purchasing power in Indonesia.
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It will lead to problems in some of the most challenging areas, and the most challenging diseases, like multiple drug-resistant tuberculosis.
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Film lovers have long admired Isabelle Huppert as a fully committed performer who almost exclusively takes on challenging roles in challenging films.
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India is challenging China for most toxic air in the world India is challenging China for most toxic air in the world India is now challenging China for a dubious distinction: home of the most toxic air on the planet.
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And in the contested cases, lawyers have a gold mine to work with, defense lawyers, challenging this FISA application, challenging Strzok&aposs objectivity.
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"It was quite challenging to work with metal on a daily basis, so there were times where it was physically challenging," she says.
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Challenging Energy Department delay of efficiency standards California filed a successful lawsuit challenging a delay in DOE energy efficiency standards governing ceiling fans.
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"While we knew this season was going be challenging, it was even more challenging than we expected," Chief Executive Officer Brian Cornell said.
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The initial confusion has made the always challenging process of setting up an administration and setting it on an ideological course even more challenging.
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It amounted to a challenging end of a challenging week for Trump, who remains consumed by an impeachment crisis that is clouding his presidency.
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A community-based environmental activist challenging an anti-EPA climate-change denier and a banking consumer watchdog challenging a big-bank friendly career politician.
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Dalven said justices have three petitions for review pending — one challenging restrictions on abortion in Alabama and two challenging restrictions on abortion in Indiana.
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Mr. Stringer will endorse Robert Jackson, who is challenging Marisol Alcantara in Manhattan, and Jessica Ramos, who is challenging Jose R. Peralta in Queens.
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A few policy changes may help take the guessing out of handling a few challenging situations, but they cannot account for all challenging situations.
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I think that Facebook is working through a very challenging situation and the rest of us need to work through our own challenging situations.
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For everyone who's been around here for a while, we've all experienced things that were challenging for us personally, that were challenging for us as teams, that were challenging for us as a company to get through, and we've proven to be extraordinarily resilient.
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"I wanted to do something that I thought would be fun and challenging, and this certainly has been challenging for me," Green told the outlet.
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Attorneys in the case against Milwaukee are challenging stop and frisk on the same constitutional grounds as attorneys challenging New York's stop and frisk program.
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"The concept of challenging the status quo and challenging ideas or evaluating situations was part of how we thought about things," Carole, 67, tells PEOPLE.
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The bank said the business environment would likely remain "very challenging" this year, adding it expected no significant relief from the challenging interest rate environment.
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Being a climate hawk and an environmentalist at the same time is occasionally challenging, but being a climate hawk and anything else is occasionally challenging.
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Governing is a whole lot more challenging than being in the opposition — and governing alongside President Trump could well prove to be very challenging indeed.
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"I think Donald Trump's rise to the presidency has made a challenging situation significantly more challenging," said Kumi Naidoo, the secretary general of Amnesty International.
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And there have been a number of venture investments into startups that are challenging Amazon's business in interesting ways — by challenging the notion of ownership itself.
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"Not only is it a challenging issue, but it's just the sheer volume of things that come up that makes it even more challenging," she says.
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The practice of yoga involves breathing, meditation and postures, sometimes physically challenging ones and sometimes poses that are challenging in their simplicity — like just being still.
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As attorney general, Schuette requested the immediate dismissal of a lawsuit challenging the right-to-work law and defended the state in another lawsuit challenging it.
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However, he chose the more challenging path of questioning President Obama, mastering the details of the negotiations, and challenging positions on both sides of the issue.
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But in challenging the machinery and the outcome of an election -- WHICH HE WON -- he's challenging the outcome in every political race up and down the line.
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To be fair to Hollywood, it is incredibly challenging to depict on-screen what is incredibly challenging to even identify in yourself, or explain to someone else.
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" With the end quickly approaching, Chef Logue hopes that the food served at Betony leaves a sense of "challenging diners without having made it challenging to eat.
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For instance, the Board grants petitions challenging high-tech patents much more frequently than it does petitions challenging the historically far more reliable biotech and pharmaceutical patents.
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Biking through Tuscany, Japan and the Camino de Santiago in Spain are some of our most challenging rides, while hiking the Incan ruins of Peru provides challenging hikes.
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He's challenging a league-high 11.2 shots at the rim per game; among players challenging five or more, only four guys are forcing opponents to miss more often.
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This is the most challenging recent Met exhibition I have had the pleasure of viewing — challenging because the relationship between fashion and the fine arts is often contentious.
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Still, if Square is any indicator — with its challenging initial public offering — having a point of sale service as a key hook can indicate a challenging business overall.
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Driving in Israel is challenging, driving in Jerusalem is more challenging, driving in scenarios where lots and lots of people are not respecting the rules of the road.
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It's not a challenging theme to figure out — unless having it escape you completely counts as challenging — but there's a place for puzzles like this one, I think.
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There is, however, a large and growing number of female-identifying musicians who are part of this scene who are creating challenging sounds as well as challenging perceptions.
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One of our most powerful ways of challenging the machismo culture is to work with pregnant women, to work with that family, to start challenging the stereotypical roles.
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A conservative who made his name challenging earmarks in the House, Flake then began challenging Trump on issues like free trade -- which the Republican Party has traditionally supported.
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"This is the most challenging project at the most challenging site," David Klaus, who ran the DOE office overseeing the cleanup program during the Obama administration, told BuzzFeed News.
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"The captain told everyone this morning that the day was among his most challenging – if not his most challenging – at sea," passenger Robert Huschka said, according to USA Today.
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The challenging thing - and I'm handing this over to Mark (Robinson) now - the challenging thing is that our next lot of financial projections also show quite a big gap.
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The form is scaled large, often with different locations, and it is challenging dramaturgically, requiring integrated action among principals, chorus and dancers — much more challenging than a Handel opera.
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After Healey issued a demand for documents in April 2016, Exxon filed a lawsuit challenging the records request and another case in federal court challenging her and Schneiderman's investigations.
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If we're gonna be ... The next two years, I think, is largely gonna be a story about the Democrats challenging Trump, and likely about female candidates challenging the president.
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Two federal lawsuits were also launched — one challenging the residency requirement and the other challenging the decision of Waller County officials to shorten the early-voting period on the campus.
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Pancreatic cancer is one of the most challenging diseases to treat and study, so researchers need to be armed with more funding and resources to tackle this challenging and deadly disease.
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Nor will the denial of Palestinian equality be tolerated by the growing movement of Americans of color challenging police violence, fighting for immigration rights or challenging infringements on Native American rights.
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" She added: "This is why I'm challenging this seat.
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" He continued, "Obviously, this is a very challenging time.
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" — to the most challenging — "What's the meaning of life?
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" He added: "I am challenging you to do it.
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The El Paso Democrat -- who is challenging incumbent Sen.
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The first – de-radicalisation – focuses on challenging their worldview.
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It's an incredibly delicate — and challenging — measurement to make.
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"Our stock has been too challenging to buy and too challenging to own, so many investors go elsewhere," Co-President and Co-Chief Operating Officer Scott Nuttall said on an investor call.
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In becoming the 16th president of N.Y.U. in its 185-year history, he has taken on one of New York City's, and higher education's, most challenging jobs at a singularly challenging time.
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Ocasio-Cortez called Marie Newman, who is challenging the congressman in 2020 after unsuccessfully challenging him in the 2018 midterm primary, "a grassroots fighter for working families" in a statement on Twitter.
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"Having been through a lot of challenging corporate environments, I feel like I'm a lot more prepared and able to brush off the things that are challenging and just move forward," Adams said.
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The system's ability to keep control in challenging weather might see it used in scientific investigations of things like hurricanes and tornadoes, says Dr Ladkin—some of the most challenging flying there is.
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Such challenges of a sitting President don't ever work, but they can do mortal damage to a presidency: Ted Kennedy challenging Jimmy Carter and Pat Buchanan challenging George H.W. Bush are two examples.
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While hiring individuals is reasonably straightforward, building teams to accomplish specialized projects is a far more challenging problem, and few industries have as challenging a need as the pharmaceutical and medical devices industry.
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A lot of it is about challenging our own values.
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This makes strategy and reasoning in the game more challenging.
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It's challenging because we aren't satisfied with our current products.
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But what if you do want a physically challenging trip?
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"Astronauts have to work in a challenging environment," Eisenberg said.
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"It's been a very stressful and challenging time," she said.
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But times for the company have been challenging since then.
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Republican Rick Scott is challenging the state's incumbent Democratic Sen.
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"It's always challenging to move an FDA commissioner," he said.
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The challenging part was to be respectful throughout it all.
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The most challenging jobs in teaching are the least competitive.
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Elizabeth Warren, who is also challenging for the Democratic nomination.
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That's challenging and it would be so boring without it.
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But that wasn't the most challenging part of this build.
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I want TV to be challenging and varied and surprising.
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Brian admitted assuming control of Henson's company was initially challenging.
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The NRA is currently challenging the new law in court.
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That makes 25G a particularly challenging issue for the company.
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Russia will be a challenging but no doubt rewarding assignment.
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The proving grounds serve up more than 100 challenging surfaces.
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Still, the lack of a parliamentary majority could be challenging.
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Balancing those two jobs is challenging on any given day.
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He largely has avoided the media or challenging interview settings.
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For starters, the "Challenging" difficulty for each story mission unlocks.
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"Diving conditions were extremely challenging," said cave diver Chris Jewell.
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It makes it more challenging, being about Goebbells and Hitler.
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Chinese companies - adept at working in challenging locations - should gain.
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VICE: What were the most challenging parts of playing Will?
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There's no denying it, 2016 has been a challenging year.
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Challenging earnings results, however, have made those efforts more complicated.
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Figuring that out the first time was a bit challenging.
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Hillary Clinton found the first lady role to be challenging.
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It's been most challenging to get business investors up front.
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FOX raises offer for Sky to $32.5B , challenging Comcast bid.
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Mill owners should consider legally challenging the decision, it said.
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"I love when life throws me something challenging," Inaba said.
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It's a really new technology and a really challenging problem.
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I think that makes it more exciting but also challenging.
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He wrote new, challenging licks for every song he recorded.
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The surge arrives at a challenging time for traditional media.
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You can see in the photos how challenging it is.
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The American Civil Liberties Union is also challenging the separations.
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"Hey, I'm challenging every goal," Kings coach Darryl Sutter said.
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But developing an accurate and noninvasive technique has proven challenging.
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Knowing when to walk away from a job is challenging.
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Commenting takes a few steps, but it's not particularly challenging.
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Tesla's use of this technology is challenging auto industry standards.
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Journalists feel more comfortable challenging his claims publicly and directly.
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He said, 'Can we get across how challenging this was?
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"It was more interesting to be challenging mentally," he explains.
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Donald Trump angered China by challenging the "one China" policy.
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That makes it far more challenging to halt its spread.
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But it makes investing in the ongoing story more challenging.
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In addition, economic outlook for Europe is "challenging," she said.
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Nonetheless, bringing him to the big screen has proved challenging.
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How challenging is it to make this material seem fresh?
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Keep your eye on other major lawsuits challenging the President.
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What is the most challenging physical feat you have accomplished?
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It's a really simple idea but really challenging to execute.
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The American Civil Liberties Union is also challenging family separations.
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"The next 72 hours are going to be challenging," Gov.
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Choosing a single finalist from each state was extremely challenging.
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"Going into a world of unknown was challenging," Ibrahim said.
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"Mathematically, it's very challenging," Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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Some companies are successfully challenging the denials in federal court.
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Content safeguards are a challenging aspect of operating scaled platforms.
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Should it be "autonomous and challenging" or "obedient and assisting"?
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Moulton built his political career by challenging the party's establishment.
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That's a little more challenging, for a number of reasons.
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His tactics are often based on challenging his opponents' masculinity.
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The most challenging part was definitely balancing in high heels.
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It's challenging and exhausting and noisy and joyous and rewarding.
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So, it turns out to be a challenging task actually.
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"It's been a little challenging to switch hats," Way says.
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So it is a challenging thing for me to balance.
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Given the tight timeframe, it would be a challenging endeavor.
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"It's challenging, even more so than the operations," he says.
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And in the mobile division, the macro environment looks challenging.
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I enjoyed it, but also found some things incredibly challenging.
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It's timeless and challenging design made it a worldwide statement.
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But immigration, the reality, is still changing and challenging America.
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He further explained that the shortages in exploration is challenging.
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"It has been a challenging year for south Florida," Col.
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"We believe our targets are achievable, albeit challenging," he said.
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Challenging, beautiful and wonderfully expansive all at the same time.
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Mike Pompeo was considering challenging the former NRSC chairman, Sen.
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The apparel maker said conditions in the industry remain challenging.
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In Sacramento and Alameda counties, candidates are challenging the incumbents.
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Multiple foreign nationals have also filed lawsuits challenging the ban.
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Tokuma says he feels his job is challenging and rewarding.
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Preparing for such an eventuality is challenging, but not impossible.
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I know how it's made and how challenging it is.
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Lately, however, China's increasingly bold advances are challenging India's sway.
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For that same reason, familiar scenarios are arguably more challenging.
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Making scientifically accurate apps is very challenging, according to Nature.
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New Mexico, with its growing Latino population, is similarly challenging.
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As the game progresses, the puzzles don't get more challenging.
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Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander, who is challenging Sen.
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The VRs also reflect a challenging operating environment in Bulgaria.
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But she admitted the shoot proved more challenging than expected.
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Either way, this is definitely her most challenging role yet.
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"I love when life throws me something challenging," Inaba says.
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Rebuilding broad bipartisan support will be challenging, consumer advocates say.
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" The statement continued, "Obviously, this is a very challenging time.
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But the road to it has been challenging — and hilarious.
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But adjusting to life at the new plant proved challenging.
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So it&aposs a little more -- a little more challenging.
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Your relationship is probably very therapeutic but, at times, challenging.
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And, sometimes that very challenging and offensive speech fosters growth.
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Salerno fired back with his own lawsuit challenging the removal.
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It really got me through those rough, challenging childhood years.
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We had no idea how challenging this journey would be.
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Notwithstanding the challenging operating environment, the rating outlook remains stable.
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"I joke that Bill was challenging my manhood," Tolia said.
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She says the assistance really helped during the challenging time.
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We face a complex and challenging international arena right now.
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Seagate said it was dealing with a challenging demand environment.
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We try to help them, but it can be challenging.
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It becomes a very challenging environment to build scenarios around.
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But keeping the interest and the awareness is very challenging.
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Testing disease resistance means challenging plants with the pathogens concerned.
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But getting that money raised and flowing has proved challenging.
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It's going to be bumpy, it's going to be challenging.
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The stress tests asked banks to model two challenging scenarios.
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This shift will take time, and it will be challenging.
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Heather Locklear continues to seek treatment after a challenging summer.
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It's challenging to play, but even more difficult to design.
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Nuisance value in a lawsuit challenging a $1.5 billion payday?
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That last one can be the most challenging to conquer.
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It's been challenging because there's so much gatekeeping around it.
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It's been a challenging week for leading airplane maker Boeing.
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Normal activities like eating and reading the newspaper were challenging.
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Rio said the delay stemmed from the project's challenging geology.
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Yesterday was a very challenging day for us + our guests.
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What was the most challenging part of filming those scenes?
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YOU KNOW LOOK, WE KNOW THAT OUR JOB IS CHALLENGING.
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I like men to be sure of themselves and challenging.
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I think that was the most challenging aspect of it.
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This show is all about challenging your allegiances and beliefs.
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The Tribe is involved in a lawsuit challenging the project.
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"This year's mandate renewal was challenging and contentious," she said.
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Burritt takes over at a challenging time for the company.
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Being on my feet for that long will be challenging.
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The Missouri Civil War Museum sued, challenging the piece's ownership.
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It's a good year for gorgeous, brutally challenging puzzle games.
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I was funding startup companies that were challenging the incumbents.
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Soft tissue is challenging even for the most skilled surgeon.
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The government is challenging that ruling in the Supreme Court.
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This comes against an increasingly challenging backdrop for UK housebuilders.
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Stank feels like he's challenging you, rather than pranking you.
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If they're lackluster, it could mean a more challenging year.
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This is especially challenging if you're not naturally a salesperson.
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Mandel isn't the only Republican interested in challenging Brown. Rep.
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I imagine it's pretty challenging to reinterpret such recognizable songs.
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She represents Wisconsin Democratic voters who are challenging district maps.
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Looking for work can be a long and challenging process.
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The young entrepreneur's lip kits are notoriously challenging to buy.
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Yesterday was a very challenging day for all of us.
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Consequently, my rehabilitation process was much more challenging than anticipated.
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I have been challenging the CSPTP in federal court lately.
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"Some eating disorders can be challenging to diagnose," Nagata said.
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Though one woman's recent Instagram post is challenging that notion.
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" Among the more challenging highlights: Iggy spells "boudoir" like "Bordeaux.
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It's not typically a bastion of experimental or challenging art.
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Living in space is even more challenging than it seems.
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It was about changing politics and challenging the status quo.
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What was the most challenging part of creating this album?
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It can be challenging, but I kind of like it.
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Challenging my comfort is how I grow, and growing hurts.
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Are there things that you still find challenging with comedy?
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That's particularly challenging with an expansive, epic fable like Kubo.
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It is at least as challenging to measure as output.
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Kyrgios should be challenging the dominance of the Big Three.
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More complex problems, not surprisingly, are more challenging to finance.
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I particularly like the par 3s, which are very challenging.
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But Mississippi is, in some ways, more challenging than Alabama.
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"Psychologically and emotionally this is very challenging," said de Lima.
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Yet Turkey also showed that technology is challenging established formulas.
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Now a new body of research is challenging that notion.
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If it can't, the future could be very challenging indeed.
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But then when we got going, it was so challenging.
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He got his start in politics repeatedly challenging Democratic incumbents.
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L, challenging Rupert Murdoch's Fox and Bob Iger's Walt Disney.
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Life can also be physically and mentally challenging, says Wise.
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That's a pity; it's challenging to comprehend, but not impossible.
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Tim Donnelly, a former state assemblyman, is challenging GOP Rep.
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Going out to the Farallones can be a challenging expedition.
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Even if you're doing a long training ride, it's challenging.
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Yes, this Fall's midterms will be challenging for Republican candidates.
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The last twelve months have proved especially challenging for Moskowitz.
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It should make you laugh while also challenging your views.
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"It's challenging," said another source familiar with the BOJ's thinking.
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Amy McGrath, a former combat pilot, is challenging Republican Rep.
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When six or more are false, the challenging party wins.
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Employees in New Jersey are challenging this measure in court.
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The split comes at a challenging time for the star.
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He was held for three years before challenging his detainment.
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This is the most challenging period I have ever witnessed.
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" "I said very clearly that I'm not challenging Leader Pelosi.
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There are always new observations and data challenging established ideas.
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When it comes to challenging tasks, inactivity is the enemy.
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California, with dozens of other states, is challenging these changes.
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Rude parents and misbehaving kids also make the job challenging.
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It's a challenging, but important undertaking for showrunner Caroline Dries.
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Former congressman and former convict Michael Grimm is challenging Rep.
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This is a clean, simple solution to a challenging problem.
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The two candidates Warren endorsed — both women — are challenging Rep.
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Teaching is one of the most challenging careers out there.
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It is a challenging time for the US restaurant business.
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Introducing a new team into a community can be challenging.
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And that's a lot more challenging than you might think.
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Again, in the past, challenging Gillette would have been impossible.
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Mr. Reed came to the job at a challenging time.
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You didn't come out guns blazing and just challenging them.
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley, who is challenging Democratic Sen.
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O'Rourke is challenging Cruz for his Senate seat in November.
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It proves that even on top, he's always challenging himself.
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Michael Capuano in Massachusetts' 2016th District, Cori Bush challenging Rep.
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A challenging and fun way to end our solving week.
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Maggie Hassan, who is challenging Ms. Ayotte for her seat.
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Republicans were willing to buck him then, so challenging Mrs.
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China and others are actively and directly challenging our dominance.
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Bill Weld is challenging Trump in the 2020 Republican primary.
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But it was also one of her more challenging ones.
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"It's challenging to cover all of this fully," he said.
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Trump has reveled in challenging Washington protocols, particularly on trade.
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Retirement, on the other hand, is more challenging to predict.
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And how to properly pronounce these words can prove challenging.
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It's been a challenging few years for voting rights advocates.
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Some people find it challenging to dissemble in this way.
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"Ratatouille" was as interesting, fun and challenging as doing this.
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This was one of the most challenging lessons for me.
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It was a long and challenging road to get there.
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Arizona GOP Senate candidate Kelli Ward, who is challenging Sen.
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Peaches calls it her most sexually challenging video to date.
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The Thursday event comes at a challenging time for Huawei.
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Canova, the Federal Reserve expert challenging DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman
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The unknown company didn't succeed in challenging the surveillance order.
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For instance, Democrat Kathleen Williams, who is challenging Republican Rep.
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Setting the right level for the tax, though, is challenging.
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Love is actually disruptive, emotionally violent, challenging and ultimately damaging.
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Putting together a government has been challenging for Mr. Temer.
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Getting divorced is both complicated and challenging — for either spouse.
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It's joyful, very challenging and immensely satisfying, maybe even rejuvenating.
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"Prosecuting cases at Rikers is very challenging," Mr. Aborn said.
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Workers — particularly skilled workers — are challenging to find and keep.
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NDEs pose very interesting and challenging questions to contemporary neuroscience.
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Justified moral outrage is usefully employed in challenging hateful tweets.
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Is exciting, relevant, and challenging British techno still being made?
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Jupiter clashes with Neptune, challenging you to shift your beliefs.
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It'll be challenging, but I think we're ready for it.
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They're both challenging, and frankly, I saw a fallow field.
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Qualcomm has remained defiant, challenging Apple on alleged patent violations.
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It was the best school: it was challenging, directional, creative.
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It is primetime for beautiful, challenging pixelart platformers right now.
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Marine veteran Shane Hazel is challenging him from the right.
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The macroeconomic environment remained "challenging", the company said on Thursday.
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You've been really publicly learning and challenging others on Twitter.
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Adam: I think it's going to be a challenging experience.
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Now Winter is challenging more than her anonymous Instagram trolls.
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Looking forward, Putman is navigating the challenging world of distribution.
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They are also close by, during times that turn challenging.
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For Wall Street, that's going to be a challenging pitch.
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We're more interested in challenging the players in different ways.
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It still felt uncomfortable and challenging, but it felt right.
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Fragmentation of content across closed services makes that more challenging.
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"The huge water requirements are challenging," Williams told VICE News.
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To me, the postpartum experience felt more challenging than childbirth.
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One EU official described the target as possible but "challenging".
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Where is it most challenging to hire for Uber Freight?
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But it can also be challenging not having to work.
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However, percentage growth becomes more challenging as the base grows.
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The trial occurred during a somewhat challenging summer for Goldman.
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"This has been a challenging year for BT," Patterson said.
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Joe Walsh are still challenging Trump for the GOP nomination.
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Outside experts cautioned that Trump seems a deeply challenging client.
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It will be challenging for them to sign up subscribers.
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With him it was way more challenging on my body.
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"The market is more challenging than expected," Mr. Stevens said.
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But it acknowledged that enforcing the standards had been challenging.
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Mr. Williams is challenging Mr. Cuomo's No. 2, Lt. Gov.
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Still, coaxing people to better their health habits is challenging.
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Uber is a complainant in a lawsuit challenging the statute.
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Governor Cynthia Nixon, an actor and activist, is challenging Gov.
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Is having your kids home from school challenging your sanity?
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It's been challenging to get Puerto Ricans to turn out.
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It's more likely to be incredibly stressful and logistically challenging.
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The public health component makes this crisis unique — and challenging.
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So, how can we communicate better in these challenging times?
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And we will keep challenging ourselves to do even more.
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Ideally, this additional spending will discourage others from challenging us.
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"It has been a challenging time for everyone," he said.
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Lemonade is a challenging listen that requires your undivided attention.
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What's more challenging these days, the music or writing business?
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Lately, though, the burgeoning transhumanism movement is challenging all that.
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Yeah, I think it was just a really challenging day.
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It's not challenging or cerebral food; it's soulful comfort food.
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The setting sun also made fly balls challenging to read.
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Yet hunting down licenses for obscure properties can be challenging.
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Andy Beshear, the Democratic attorney general of Kentucky challenging Gov.
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Lawmakers warn that the bold proposal will be hugely challenging.
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It's terrifically challenging, but we're determined to figure it out.
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"She was smart and complicated and challenging," Mr. Sidel said.
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It seems like that's less challenging than maybe people thought.
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Detecting sexual abuse in a medical setting can be challenging.
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Who is challenging him in the Democratic primary in August?
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"Living with a parrot is very challenging," Mr. Sorino said.
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But conservative attorneys general are challenging that part of Obamacare.
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Google Cloud is challenging Amazon Web Services in cloud computing.
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HQ is challenging, engaging, and just a fun experience overall.
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Palliative morphine was particularly challenging for a former drug addict.
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The process of picking wedding wines, though, can be challenging.
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Efforts to take traditional retailers private are becoming more challenging.
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But that could be challenging if revenue growth slows internationally.
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But before he can think about challenging vulnerable Democratic Sen.
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Reuniting the families also has been challenging for logistical reasons.
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"Tournaments are at challenging times for the players," Tooley acknowledged.
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Now, as a mother, she faces a more challenging task.
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In this challenging time, counseling may matter more than ever
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It's challenging, and McConnell is at the center of that.
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The coronavirus pandemic is making their lives more challenging yet.
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We're on our own, which is both generous and challenging.
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We draw additional strength from each other in challenging times.
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And it's even more challenging for clinics in hostile states.
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Small business owners say it's much more challenging for them.
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Bill Weld in challenging Trump for the Republican Party nomination.
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Challenging Gore for the nomination from the left, former Sen.
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The class is a gentle flow that's not too challenging.
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Dynamic ads were difficult to purchase and challenging to measure.
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"I respect that you guys are challenging them," Derris wrote.
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"As the years grow, it gets more challenging," Gura added.
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Start by going over your list and challenging every expense.
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That has not stopped him from challenging the chancellor repeatedly.
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The attorney challenging the ban to say that it would.
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Inclement conditions are challenging for autonomous vehicles for several reasons.
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It makes an already tough job that much more challenging.
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The moderately challenging uphill climb should take around 90 minutes.
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Second, launching internationally is extremely challenging for us as well.
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"It's quite challenging to be your own librettist," he said.
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All of the other pairs are challenging, with debuts galore.
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In Australia, it means challenging the powerful coal mining industry.
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Faced with challenging conditions, companies tend to do two things.
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The book is most revelatory when challenging lazy conventional wisdom.
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" But soon they became more challenging: "What happened that night?
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley (R), who is challenging Sen.
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The most challenging part was sneaking it inside the restaurant.
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She initially hired developers in Armenia but found communication challenging.
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The administration is now facing multiple lawsuits challenging its decision.
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But he's not discounting anything, either, whether that's challenging Sen.
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Sixteen states filed a lawsuit challenging Trump's national emergency declaration.
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Both Pakistan and China have vested interests in challenging India.
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Amazon, meanwhile, is challenging the Pentagon's decision, alleging political intervention.
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It said a global trade row created a challenging environment.
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"The math on paper is kind of challenging," she said.
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Thin liquids like that are the most challenging to swallow.
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Like Biden, Warren faces a challenging route in New Hampshire.
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"I had no idea just how challenging it would be."
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It can be challenging to deduce fatness from pictures alone.
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Its challenging to cover all of this fully, he said.
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Getting information to people - especially in the mountains - proved challenging.
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Challenging rivals in the meal delivery business has proved difficult.
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"Changes in the diplomatic arena are indeed challenging," she said.
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Doing so could hurt outsider campaigns, including Democrats challenging Trump.
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The Hill: Democrats seek to demonstrate they're challenging the president.
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I had no idea just how challenging it would be.
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Doing so proved challenging, given the sophistication of the attack.
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Harsh winters make it challenging for birds to find food.
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This is where it becomes really challenging for the market.
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The colectivos grew in power, challenging the police for control.
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Planned Parenthood Action Fund has endorsed the Democrat challenging Sen.
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"It's been terribly challenging for us all," Osbourne told Roberts.
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We're challenging you to do the same in our contest.
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Dr. Arguin picked up one of the more challenging categories.
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Azar case challenging the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act.
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"It's going to be a very challenging winter," Shuchat said.
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In Coady's experience, chickens proved just as challenging as chemistry.
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But in addition, Kosovo must overcome unique and challenging obstacles.
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We appreciate your patience and respect during this challenging time.
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"It's always challenging to move an FDA commissioner," Gottlieb said.
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Gavios began challenging herself through activities outside of physical therapy.
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Democrat Laura Kelly is no longer challenging an incumbent there.
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In challenging the program, Tesla called this an "arbitrary" exclusion.
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Trump, a case challenging President Trump's travel ban, on Wednesday.
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Domestic politics are challenging the implementation of the IMF programme.
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In general, the conditions at Mexican youth academies are challenging.
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Much depends on the Democratic candidate challenging President Donald Trump.
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"It was challenging," he says of the rebooted development process.
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Using cash to pay for everything was also very challenging.
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It was a truly challenging time for each of us.
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Ms Rose takes over at a challenging time for RBS.
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Not all states will stumble on this more challenging landscape.
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She asks for more challenging responsibilities, and she gets them.
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Crafting such a large package could also be challenging, however.
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Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley, the Republican challenging Democratic Sen.
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Walker declined to rule out challenging McHenry or Republican Rep.
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Although Britain continued its support, finding other donors proved challenging.
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The Democrat challenging Republican John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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Anthony spoke about how they were all in challenging spots.
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I like more mentally challenging things to occupy my time.
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Two lawsuits are currently challenging the Pattern of Violations rule.
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Rick Scott, a Republican, who is challenging Nelson for Senate.
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In conclusion, this is a challenging time in our country.
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Like many of us, Sonic has had a challenging 2019.
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Joe Walsh -- in challenging Trump for the GOP presidential nomination.
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Both of those challenging efforts require much higher oil prices.
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It is one of several lawsuits challenging Trump's emergency declaration.
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Donnelly, a former state assemblyman, is challenging incumbent Republican Rep.
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Booker responded by challenging majority Republicans to kick him out.
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However, our companies are also challenging themselves to do more.
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And a discussion started up about how challenging it was.
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It was not the most challenging event to get into.
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This work finds Hurwitz challenging the binary notion of death.
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Love or sex in video games is still very challenging.
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It's manually challenging and demands concentration for hours on end.
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In those cases, though, Brett won for challenging the magical .
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It's very challenging, so I'm happy that people were listening.
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Where to look: Spotting constellations can be fun and challenging.
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So that makes it a little bit more challenging. Right.
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"The winter markets are a challenging time," Ms. Tarpey said.
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Texas, a case challenging President Obama's executive actions on immigration.
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In the Black Sea, Rosneft faces a technically challenging project.
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The legal gray area has already left financing projects challenging.
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So the students engage the challenging arguments and ideas instead.
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That would be challenging, we haven't solved that one yet.
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Rain, snow and ice are particularly challenging for autonomous cars.
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But Ibrahim calls these the gateway to more challenging dishes.
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The controversy started after Nixon, who is challenging current Gov.
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Getting rid of sexual harassers in tech is challenging enough.
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"The weather is very challenging for naval operations," Wertheim said.
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Ruhwald has put together an altogether challenging and thoughtful show.
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So that's a continuing challenging and a little bit disconcerting.
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If they weren't challenging American race relations, they were complicit.
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ActBlue had donation accounts open for every eventual Democratic nominee challenging a House Republican in 2018, and after the midterms, they'll set up similar accounts for eventual Democrats challenging incumbent House Republicans in 2020.
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I've learned a lot from the challenging times, and the thing that I feel really fortunate about is that through some of those challenging times, I've been able to pave the way for something better.
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Was it easier or more challenging to make certain things happen?
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"It's a very challenging time to be a retailer," Barr said.
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What you're left with is an extremely challenging version of Doom!
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Robinson was the reigning welterweight champion, challenging for LaMotta's middleweight crown.
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I am always honest with him, but these moments are challenging.
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"Conveying the message behind your work accurately is challenging," she notes.
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That would be a very challenging experiment to set up, however.
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Milton said fundraising for a cannabis tech startup can prove challenging.
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But some also cited tough competition and more challenging trading conditions.
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This upcoming semester is going to particularly challenging financially for Bobo.
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Interpretation of autopsy findings and other information will also be challenging.
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Non-presidential years are very challenging for Democrats in Texas, historically.
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"White on white is also a very challenging environment," she added.
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Trump is also not going to be shy about challenging them.
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I was having a couple really challenging years of my life.
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Challenging work and would love to hear your thoughts and ideas.
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While conditions can be challenging, officials said they were favorable Monday.
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In a personal vein, it has been a particularly challenging term.
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During dinner that night, he told Frances how challenging it was.
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"This year has been challenging for him," manager Clint Hurdle said.
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The opposition is challenging the outcome and election monitors are investigating.
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What's a way to make running a little bit more challenging?
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When there's no such clear sign forecasting can be extremely challenging.
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Toti of the Center for Reproductive Rights, representing those challenging the
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And to describe my pregnancy as challenging would be an understatement.
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Is it still relevant in terms of challenging, thought-provoking art?
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That, too, may prove to be more challenging that Trump expects.
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The operating environment will become more challenging, especially for small players.
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Several other lawsuits have been filed challenging the lame-duck legislation.
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In the current interest rate environment, this has become more challenging.
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They want to solve challenging problems alongside other smart, innovative people.
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After challenging him, the teen sped off, and Dylan gave chase.
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Microcopy is rarely done on bone because it is technically challenging.
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But that would be on objective, substantive grounds challenging their trustworthiness.
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Owens responded by challenging Hill to a debate on the topic.
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The hours can be long; the work is varied and challenging.
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We also recognize that this is a challenging and sensitive issue.
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Bush's steady, civil bearing came through at the most challenging moments.
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Which was super challenging, and put the team through a lot.
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This task was particularly challenging given the island's rugged, mountainous terrain.
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For one, many of the optional challenges are just that: challenging.
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The whole season was a little bit challenging for me, truthfully.
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Lawsuits challenging the decision will head to court from every direction.
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Quitting smoking is challenging, even though the risks are widely known.
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Obtaining the drugs in the United States, however, can be challenging.
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Ever wonder why it's so challenging to bounce back from failure?
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His support of BR has been unwavering, even in challenging circumstances.
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As many business owners can relate to, accessing capital is challenging.
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What's been the most challenging aspect of the business so far?
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Trying to evacuate them in times of chaos is especially challenging.
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He then peered up at Rey with a challenging, seedy look.
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Combating the routine in such an amazing place can be challenging.
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It wasn't that working toward certain material goals was that challenging.
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It's challenging since my family lives throughout the U.S. and India.
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Both positions come with their own sets of challenging ethical questions.
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Mr Trump, though, is not the only one challenging the regime.
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Physically, it was challenging to get my chest tattoo covered up.
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It was both challenging and exciting and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
|
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House Democrats filed one of several lawsuits challenging the administration's plan.
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Feminism should be alienating, because it's challenging those who hold power.
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SHE'S BEEN NAVIGATING THE FED THROUGH VERY DIFFICULT AND CHALLENGING TIMES.
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It's challenging the rule itself that's most likely to bring results.
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Musk is challenging SpaceX to trim down that turnaround time, though.
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AlphaGo's defeat of Lee Se-dol, however, is challenging this perception.
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It's also not the kind of experience that is particularly challenging.
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That has spurred speculation that many candidates could weigh challenging him.
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Double-digit inflation has made Argentina a challenging environment for supermarkets.
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Having friends who think differently can be challenging, but also illuminating.
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"This is an extremely challenging fire for hand crews," Butler said.
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The tomato's complicated chemistry made today's work particularly challenging — and important.
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It's challenging and exciting to be part of something like this.
|
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It's common for opposing elemental couples to enjoy challenging each other.
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He has not ruled out challenging Trump in a 2020 primary.
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Flake came out in your support, even though you're challenging him.
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It can be challenging – and time-consuming – especially for a novice.
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Still, she has had a challenging year marked by personal struggles.
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But it's also challenging given what's at stake for the company.
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Law enforcement figures discuss challenging cases, which often have surprising culprits.
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Enjoy flying day or night and face realistic, challenging weather conditions.
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"Ok, he was challenging," she says and then winks at me.
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In country after country this anxiety is challenging the liberal order.
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And now I'm challenging you to recreate the looks for Halloween.
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"The world is really intimidating and challenging and difficult," he said.
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In fact, my book wastes no space challenging such extreme views.
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There's also a lawsuit pending challenging Alabama's near-total abortion ban.
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The challenging part is that these kids are 3 years old.
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One former Trump campaign staffer, Jessica Denson, is challenging those NDAs.
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One lawsuit challenging family separation has already led to a reunion.
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"The next 20173 hours are going to be challenging," said Gov.
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The filing comes at an exciting but challenging time for Snap.
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First, a bit about the titan that Jet has been challenging.
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The Justice Department is challenging Garaufis's injunction in the 2nd Circuit.
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What would you say is the most challenging circumstance for you?
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The more challenging the domain, the more grit seems to matter.
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I think that challenging government is something that democrats should do.
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Can she trust her body in this new, more challenging form?
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Meanwhile, there's been an uptick in community members challenging inflammatory content.
|
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The company's financial situation still looks challenging in the short term.
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"It was a challenging quarter," said Chief Executive Officer Rob Peabody.
|
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The company said it performed well in a challenging economic environment.
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Mark Hertling said the gunman's complex background makes the investigation challenging.
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Dining out with friends while on a budget is *extra* challenging.
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For Cruz, returning to play Tuco was as challenging as ever.
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In freer places, upstarts are challenging oligopoly as much as officialdom.
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It was a magical creative process, but just also really challenging.
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And it will be challenging for the next administration to undo.
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The quarter was challenging for the Fort Worth, Texas-based airline.
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Journalists immediately criticized Roberts for not challenging Trump or defending CNN.
|
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Although her arrival was challenging, it's been smooth sailing ever since.
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It quickly becomes challenging to remember what you own and where.
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It means we don't have to worry about them challenging us.
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What's been the most challenging aspect of filming in New York?
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Still, it's been a really intense and challenging experience so far.
|
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Our past experiences with the original 3Doodler were challenging, at best.
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"It's challenging because it's the rebirth of a house," says Guyon.
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"I considered challenging many plays today," Texans coach Bill O'Brien said.
|
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John Carter in Texas' 31st District last year, is challenging Cornyn.
|
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"That's exciting, because the field right now is challenging," Zhang says.
|
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As the game gets more challenging, these choices get even tougher.
|
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Who did Curry think he was challenging his authority, his livelihood?
|
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The company has a rich history of challenging the status quo.
|
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Sweeney has an interest in bending corners and challenging sharp edges.
|
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He also acknowledges how it's a challenging time for officers nationwide.
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"This journey has been challenging, to say the least," she wrote.
|
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Sharing something good and something challenging makes for engaging conversations, too.
|
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My finding is just one of many recent discoveries challenging it.
|
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That has created a challenging playing field for GOP incumbent Sen.
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There is some room for challenging some kinds of political actions.
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"It's always challenging with two people with separate careers," she added.
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It was definitely challenging and required a lot of planning ahead.
|
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The employers are challenging the strikes in court and seeking damages.
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What do you find most interesting or challenging in Peterson's ideas?
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It really wasn't as challenging as I expected it to be.
|
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Mr Alix has already devoted plenty of energy to challenging McKinsey.
|
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Unlike Europe, China is not averse to challenging Mr Trump's America.
|
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Next year he will represent a couple challenging the surname law.
|
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Still, the wearable market has proven challenging for Apple so far.
|
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But I still dreamed of challenging adventures and seeing the world.
|
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I think it's really about challenging yourself to see things differently.
|
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Studying the long-term effects of lockdowns is challenging, he explains.
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And the way she's challenging beauty standards isn't lost on Brewer.
|
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The photos from the wedding were definitely a lot more challenging.
|
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But finding boys to join her court is challenging for Zoey.
|
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Physical conditions there are challenging, with sweltering temperatures during the day.
|
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Party bigwigs who had decided against challenging him may now reconsider.
|
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It can be a physically draining, but it's a challenging job.
|
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We are challenging one of the main pillars of the Islamic.
|
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The question is more challenging than health reform's supporters generally acknowledge.
|
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Miranda Lambert has come out on top of a challenging year.
|
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In a self-contained battle, these choices would be challenging enough.
|
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Part of the Masons' makeover is challenging the most persistent myths.
|
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Crowdfunding has definitely made life less challenging for us, as well.
|
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Reddit faces a challenging future in our increasingly polarized political landscape.
|
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Loneliness is a particularly challenging aspect of the caregiving role too.
|
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But some have gone beyond that in challenging the president's motivation.
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That seems challenging, I mean, with the position that you're in.
|
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Tarkanian, a perennial candidate in Nevada, is looking at challenging him.
|
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"Outside the U.S. the world is certainly more challenging," he said.
|
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What was the most challenging aspect of the Regalia to create?
|
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But a government watchdog group is challenging Wilkie's appointment as illegal.
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"It's going to make it more challenging at times," he said.
|
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Unfortunately, obtaining an answer to this conundrum is challenging at best.
|
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Lewis and Edward also had a challenging year, personally and professionally.
|
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Revenue will come in below expectations because of "challenging market conditions".
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It's extremely challenging and I've only been doing it since April.
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"The current outlook for UK financial stability is challenging," it said.
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But it was challenging to follow up a rock-ier record.
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All of those factors make his relationship with Congress potentially challenging.
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" He added, "It's a very exciting time — a very challenging time.
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What's been the most challenging thing about singing for this band?
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"It was incredibly challenging, because people didn't get it," Agrawal says.
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Sekiro is by far the most challenging one I've ever played.
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" Bannon challenging Trump on primary candidates: "I like Steve a lot.
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Motherhood is among the most challenging things a human can do.
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Oracle earlier this month lost a lawsuit challenging the contract award.
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There are going to be odd moments and challenging news cycles.
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"Absolutely, it's very challenging, disappointing to say the least," Banister said.
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"It has been a challenging year for South Florida," said Col.
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Increasing aid spending via other government departments will also be challenging.
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So it's a little challenging to act with the mask, essentially.
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Another challenging section was the workshop, where he gains his powers.
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Numerous states and outside groups have filed lawsuits challenging the declaration.
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Russia, which accounts for around a fifth of sales, remains challenging.
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"I just broke down," said Prentice of that particularly challenging scene.
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Now O'Rourke confronts more challenging terrain for the Democratic nomination race.
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Soothing relations with Poland and Hungary, however, will prove more challenging.
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It will be challenging for Amazon to beat Twitter's modest numbers.
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For Walmart, challenging Amazon in the United States has been bumpy.
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N) challenging two of its seven planned Company Voluntary Agreements (CVAs).
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It seems particularly challenging if you're part of a famous couple.
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I don't know if you understand how challenging that enthusiasm is.
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Can you talk about what those more challenging scenarios could be?
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The annual budget comes at a challenging time for the economy.
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Wisconsin: There's a lot of outside money backing Republicans challenging Sen.
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Each model is more challenging to build than the previous one.
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Do you experience that element of composing as challenging or liberating?
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Was it really challenging when you first started playing shows again?
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The dynamics of such debates are challenging even under normal circumstances.
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This is all the more challenging considering the current news environment.
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States were equally aggressive about challenging the Obama administration's environmental regulations.
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Your support has lifted his spirits tremendously during this challenging time.
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That said, it's costly and challenging to negotiate distribution and exhibition.
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You're very energized to confront and discuss some challenging situations today.
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And the answer is it's challenging, it really is a challenge.
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Two banned localist candidates are challenging the legality of their exclusion.
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It's challenging and hard, but we're making the best of it.
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Droneship landing challenging -- very hot and fast first-stage reentry pic.twitter.
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For me, it was a bright moment in a challenging election.
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"Every year, I pick something more and more challenging," she says.
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K-85033 teachers have one of the most challenging jobs around.
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Zero Motorcycles is challenging HD with its new $19K SR/F.
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Non-democratic models, which are challenging European humanism like never before.
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After a series of challenging games, the team won second place.
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" She reflected more: "It was motivating but it was absolutely challenging.
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John Kasich (R) are making noises about challenging Trump in 28503.
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Even in the gadget space, Chinese firms are challenging U.S. titans.
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But Gabriel also acknowledged that was a challenging set of circumstances.
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You can build smaller, tighter greens with more challenging pin placements.
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Has your connection to Puerto Rico made this assignment more challenging?
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What was it that he and other young dissenters were challenging?
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Recreating the information displayed on monitors and screens was especially challenging.
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But "they're somewhat challenging for homeowners to rent out," Collins said.
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Being a caretaker for her was extremely rewarding, but also challenging.
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The episode ends with Red challenging Piscatella after finding his hostages.
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But while 2017 still looks challenging, the outlook improves after that.
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And that would be the most challenging thing to change anyway.
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Odinga has campaigned on challenging Kenya's long history of political impunity.
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"And that is exciting as well as challenging," he told CNBC.
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But this is a lot more challenging for an online pollster.
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Oatman, who is challenging Rohrabacher, is an architect and business owner.
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Jammeh's party is now challenging the result in Gambia's Supreme Court.
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These kinds of cases, challenging city actions, are cropping up elsewhere.
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" In Friday's earnings press release, Flannery called the quarter "very challenging.
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Van der Meer said the diet was challenging on day two.
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He recommends that people slowly work up to more challenging poses.
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It's really exciting, challenging and meaningful work that I absolutely love.
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But the shutdown is making the IRS's work even more challenging.
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That could be challenging: Both parties are essentially conservative in nature.
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Other former and current Republican governors have been considering challenging Trump.
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Environmental activists challenging the looting of natural resources are another target.
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They are the most challenging dimensions to which marketers must adjust.
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Or even (let's lower the bar a bit) discomfiting, challenging, daring?
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"It's been a challenging weekend I'm not gonna lie," Saldana wrote.
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As for other crypto assets, the last day has proven challenging.
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I hadn't received anything this challenging since '12 Years a Slave.
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First, the role of a military spouse is a challenging one.
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It's not easy—it's challenging when someone wants to go home.
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Such discrepancies are what Ms. Campbell is challenging with her lawsuit.
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The distance was challenging and gave them pause, Mr. Caws especially.
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It was challenging, but he did an excellent job getting ready.
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But it also said sales remained negative amid challenging market conditions.
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"The global political environment is really challenging right now," Gross said.
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Weight loss is challenging, and some cancer treatments cause weight gain.
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Perhaps we'll have to start with something less challenging than K2.
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That's consistently more than the 23 Democratic candidates challenging Trump combined.
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When it came to friends, things were a little more challenging.
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"It makes them better able to withstand challenging times," he added.
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It can be challenging to confront places of such human savagery.
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Khanna has announced he will be challenging Honda again in 2016.
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Since then, he has been a challenging matchup for opposing pitchers.
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Herzog is not the only Democrat challenging Nadler for his seat.
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It can be challenging to differentiate the cheaters from the cheated.
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Still, the transition from serious competitor to performer can be challenging.
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Other U.S. firms have also faced a challenging situation in China.
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The second — getting into the debates — could prove far more challenging.
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It would be challenging for the canton, if this increase materialises.
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Choosing adventurous living over the path of least resistance is challenging.
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" The program called her "The Rookie Congresswoman Challenging the Democratic Establishment.
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"That creates a potentially challenging backdrop" to the IPO, he said.
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Harris, who is an Air Force veteran, is challenging incumbent Sen.
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It was really fun and a little challenging in the beginning.
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Likely voter fraud in North Carolina is challenging the first principle.
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All of those strategies are costly, politically charged or technically challenging.
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That's more challenging to achieve when catching life on the fly.
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These players normally promise riveting concert experiences: Challenging, sometimes; boring, never.
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The Department of Justice, however, is challenging the order in courts.
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Ryan, a case challenging several aspects of Arizona's lethal injection protocol.
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Something new, different and often challenging waits in nearly every gallery.
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WeWork could still go public this year, despite a challenging calendar.
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Or choose a family-specific itinerary with shorter, less challenging hikes.
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Am I challenging myself to stay under $500 for the month?
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But there are other parts of the world that are challenging.
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Several Democrats, including former Army private Chelsea Manning, are challenging Sen.
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But conditions were getting more challenging, Kenya Red Cross told Reuters.
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"We accepted that we had a challenging nominee," Mr. Shields said.
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They are also challenging a similar subpoena issued to Capital One.
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He's challenging you, and he won't walk away until it's impeccable.
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Are European soccer camps welcoming and challenging for young American players?
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Could discourage reporters from challenging Trump to actually answer their questions.
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Challenging the president's campaign could be fraught with danger, some said.
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As a result, it actually gets more challenging as you go.
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He's challenging for this belt, his belt isn't on the line.
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"Without it, an extremely challenging operating environment becomes worse," it said.
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Cosby&aposs attorneys also are challenging the constitutionality of the law.
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However, Fitch views this business strategy as challenging to implement successfully.
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The process of finding a surrogate can be challenging in itself.
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Separation from our children and family members is challenging and emotional.
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This makes finding common ground on tax reform even more challenging.
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Challenging yourself is a crucial part of long-term career success.
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The job may be the most challenging in American law enforcement.
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This kind of reorganization is challenging, as bureaucracies always resist change.
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Jacky Rosen is challenging Dean Heller, and Arizona, where Democratic Rep.
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Choosing a residential treatment program for eating disorders can be challenging.
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Financial support at those levels has made it challenging for opponents.
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Challenging your bad habits is key for developing your emotional intelligence.
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This is especially true when a candidate is challenging an incumbent.
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But determining whether the patients in fact had Zika was challenging.
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Tax reform is a challenging topic for anyone at any time.
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Which would only be far more challenging if I weren't human.
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There may be challenging times ahead for new boss Janne Andersson.
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It's challenging to me, more from a vocal side of things.
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It's challenging because our parents don't support us and our music.
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But it's also an older and more challenging game to approach.
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The company is currently challenging the ban in two court cases.
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"The most challenging step was finding the right material," he explained.
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I was bored and didn't find it to be challenging anymore.
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What do you think of the California lawsuit challenging this decision?
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Every time it's been challenged, the defendant challenging it has lost.
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There wasn't anything new, interesting, challenging, or different to learn anymore.
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I've had a lifetime of challenging the men in my life.
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These are not impossible races to win, but they're all challenging.
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It's challenging, but you only occasionally need swift reactions to progress.
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If you stop challenging your mind, you get old really fast.
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Give us a brief rundown of the bill you're challenging, HB2.
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This makes it a challenging job, Twitter wrote in its blog.
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Reading is an active experience, something that's meant to be challenging.
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It was also challenging because I'm just one person, working alone.
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Citizen lawsuits have been moderately successful challenging the Obama administration's overreach.
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But challenging old modes is precisely what Bunny Collective is about.
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Ms. Marcus agreed that it was a challenging argument to make.
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Apple has since expanded the lawsuit, challenging the company's royalty license.
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But competing with larger businesses for qualified applicants has proved challenging.
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It can be challenging to retire on Social Security benefits alone.
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So this is a very expensive, challenging proposition to execute on.
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Facebook's own employees wrote a letter to Zuckerberg challenging the decision.
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And don't forget, President Obama also found renegotiating the terms challenging.
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On Sunday, she performed the most challenging routine in that event.
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This is an anxious and challenging time for the newspaper industry.
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But she was born with a disability that made that challenging.
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It filed its own case challenging the constitutionality of the order.
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It is incredibly challenging, and just a lot of addictive fun.
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Peter King's Long Island district; businesswoman Brynne Kennedy, who's challenging Rep.
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Working remotely for the foreseeable future is going to be challenging.
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So, why exactly is Cisneros challenging Henry Cuellar, her former boss?
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Right now, there are six federal lawsuits challenging the citizenship question.
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I extend my condolences to her family during this challenging time.
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Simply getting to an affected community, she said, would be challenging.
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ArcelorMittal in an emailed statement said market conditions were "incredibly challenging".
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But primarily, it has been liberal justices challenging the Trump administration.
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Luther demonstrated such defiance himself, challenging the pope and the emperor.
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The kind I grew up in: loud, comforting, affirming, challenging, political.
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Revisiting the families, I found challenging stories of hope and forgiveness.
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"It is challenging, especially in terms of cultural differences," she said.
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"It's incredibly challenging," the police chief in Tucson, Chris Magnus, said.
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Jenny felt as if she could hear Veronica challenging her: Union!
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Lauren, a widow, is raising two challenging kids on her own.
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They're challenging one of the most powerful countries on earth: China.
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Andrew Cuomo, is challenging Nadler, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee.
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"I think it's gonna be challenging to define that," he said.
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To this day, turbulences and eddies have remained challenging to understand.
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What do you think makes a fun and challenging escape room?
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When we started working together I was really arrogant and challenging.
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Also challenging, at first, was selling the idea to school administrators.
|
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Film Club How can a challenging experience make a person stronger?
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It's challenging to depict a clean environment without it looking unfinished.
|
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Mr. Rogers occupied a challenging position in a quickly changing world.
|
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The problem here isn't that most wheelchair users find stairs challenging.
|
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Democrats sued, challenging local processes that render thousands of ballots invalid.
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The coronavirus has made FEMA's job more challenging in other ways.
|
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I have only one issue that I find challenging about her.
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What struck you as interesting, challenging or particularly poignant in it?
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It's about going out of your comfort zone and challenging yourself.
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Nevertheless, I am responsible for upholding, challenging or transforming these norms.
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It's challenging what scientists know about feathered dinosaurs from that era.
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Often times, the most challenging part is knowing where to start.
|
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"I hope it'll be delightful, but also challenging," Mr. Bierman said.
|
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Despite often-challenging vocabulary, we discuss each paragraph to ensure comprehension.
|
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One of his final tasks during Mr. González's premiership was challenging.
|
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Demonstrating precisely what that impact is, however, has been remarkably challenging.
|
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I asked them how they approached this familiar yet challenging role.
|
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"But someone can have a dose that's psychologically challenging," he warned.
|
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Perhaps, therefore, there's a far more challenging, more evasive compromise: validation.
|
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"They are struggling to handle tense, confrontational, challenging moments," she said.
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CS: Keep challenging the false notions about what's healthy and not.
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One district over from that race is Brianna Wu, challenging Rep.
|
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"But you're asking about me," Sanders said, not challenging the premise.
|
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Mr. Ince has been challenging President Erdogan for a public debate.
|
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It is traditional and modern, Korean and Australian, challenging and comforting.
|
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Rush prevailed over three other Democrats challenging him for the nomination.
|
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Munawar described how Nahdi was an attentive but sometimes challenging mentor.
|
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No motions were filed challenging the conditions of their extended detentions.
|
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Mr. Buckwald said he told stories about his financially challenging childhood.
|
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Parking lots are uniquely challenging, Waymo's Stephanie Villegas tells Popular Science.
|
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Yet making the switch to electricity has proved challenging and expensive.
|
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It's already challenging to access abortion in much of the country.
|
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The social distancing is an incredibly challenging barrier for social movements.
|
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But the rush of discovery sometimes made that challenging, she said.
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But Mr. Golden quickly learned how challenging his task would be.
|
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Because the theme is challenging, the clues are mostly fairly gentle.
|
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One of the most challenging songs was "Hunger," the second single.
|
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That can make it challenging for doctors to diagnose COVID-19.
|
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But 2019 has been a publicly challenging year for the industry.
|
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Still, Amazon remains a challenging place to sell for larger brands.
|
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It seems that challenging gender norms isn't just her nighttime job.
|
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But it's challenging, of course, because the country is so polarized.
|
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The Alto Pharmacy investment comes at a challenging time for SoftBank.
|
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Getting footage to the outside world would be even more challenging.
|
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So it's challenging to ascribe a bottom to Tesla's share price.
|
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It manages to be both a relaxing and challenging two hours.
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It is one of the most challenging experiences I've ever had.
|
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But we don't shy away from the more challenging ones either.
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Video review will now be used for challenging pass interference calls.
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It was an "extremely challenging fire for hand crews," he said.
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"I imagine there will be emotionally challenging times ahead," she says.
|
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Onstage, entrepreneurs lamented the unforgiving stock market and challenging investment environment.
|
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New York City can be a challenging place for fledgling galleries.
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This is the easiest, yet the most challenging thing to do.
|
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That would make it more challenging to invest in retail stocks.
|
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But pure marital bliss is challenging to render as richly textured.
|
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Twitter permanently suspended accounts for Danielle Stella, a Republican challenging Rep.
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The new landscape that we face in 2017 could be challenging.
|
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So when you approach him, it's hard and challenging and frightening.
|
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Hitters go through certain stretches and this one is obviously challenging.
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What's more challenging is how to invest thoughtfully across the sector.
|
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In total, Mr. Pruitt filed 14 lawsuits challenging federal environmental regulations.
|
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The most challenging part was the paperwork I submitted to DRS.
|
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The Los Angeles Times was more forceful in challenging Trump's claim.
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NZ POLICE COMMISSIONER: ENVIRONMENT ON WHITE ISLAND WAS UNPREDICTABLE AND CHALLENGING
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"Seeking transparency and cooperation should not be this challenging," Grassley said.
|
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Asia, led by China and increasingly India, is challenging that order.
|
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Hiding treats between the pieces of fabric makes it more challenging.
|
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JPMorgan is coming out with forecast for 2020 being more challenging.
|
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But fine art proved to be challenging in its own way.
|
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Diversity often provokes discomfort, conflict and more challenging interactions, she acknowledged.
|
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"Ambitious, challenging and somewhat category-defying," Christine Kenneally said here. KADDISH.
|
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She added that Congress may end up passing less challenging initiatives.
|
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The Democratic plaintiffs who are challenging Wisconsin's map in Gill v.
|
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He was always teasing and pushing and challenging himself and others.
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"The road ahead will be challenging," Snell said in his statement.
|
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There's no fighting, no puzzles, nothing challenging except some existential unease.
|
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Several other lawsuits challenging the rule are pending around the country.
|
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Plus, Hurricane Harvey and now Irma have been challenging the sector.
|
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It's not as if Reber's company is alone in challenging PowerPoint.
|
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And kids who are succeeding become better advocates for challenging work.
|
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Mark Janus, an Illinois public sector employee, is challenging the fees.
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For Ojih Odutola this meant challenging how art programs teach blackness.
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Indeed, no other party comes close to challenging the conservatives' hegemony.
|
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In Nevada, Danny Tarkanian, a conservative insurgent who is challenging Sen.
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That's certainly more challenging today than it's been in the past.
|
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"Deployment can be very challenging, especially for military families," she says.
|
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But Mr. Desyatnikov's music is far from experimental or especially challenging.
|
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He has a taste for provocation and relishes challenging Washington taboos.
|
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Daniel Lipinski, and Jessica Cisneros, a young lawyer challenging Texas Rep.
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Now a Silicon Valley start-up, Cerebras, is challenging that notion.
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It's challenging to know where to start when talking about water.
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Ask Real Estate Finding a suitable short-term home is challenging.
|
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That's a test that gets increasingly challenging as Election Day approaches.
|
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Now he's saying it out loud with China — effectively challenging Congress.
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Deakin was intent on challenging the privatization of once public waters.
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Many women over 50 find it challenging to manage their careers.
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But the weekends can be the most challenging time for residents.
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Often during challenging times we do the most learning and growing.
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"Cash is always tight and challenging for small companies," said Kavesh.
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Generating valuable goals can be just as challenging as accomplishing them.
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