On the most challenging parts: Making bread is simultaneously the simplest and most challenging pastime.
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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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"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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" — to the most challenging — "What's the meaning of life?
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The most challenging jobs in teaching are the least competitive.
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But that wasn't the most challenging part of this build.
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VICE: What were the most challenging parts of playing Will?
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It's been most challenging to get business investors up front.
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What is the most challenging physical feat you have accomplished?
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The most challenging part was definitely balancing in high heels.
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Either way, this is definitely her most challenging role yet.
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That last one can be the most challenging to conquer.
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What was the most challenging part of filming those scenes?
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I think that was the most challenging aspect of it.
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What was the most challenging part of creating this album?
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This is the most challenging period I have ever witnessed.
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Teaching is one of the most challenging careers out there.
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This was one of the most challenging lessons for me.
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Where is it most challenging to hire for Uber Freight?
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It is challenging, but it isn't the most challenging part.
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The most challenging part was sneaking it inside the restaurant.
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Thin liquids like that are the most challenging to swallow.
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It was not the most challenging event to get into.
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Bush's steady, civil bearing came through at the most challenging moments.
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What's been the most challenging aspect of the business so far?
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What would you say is the most challenging circumstance for you?
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What's been the most challenging aspect of filming in New York?
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What was the most challenging aspect of the Regalia to create?
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What's been the most challenging thing about singing for this band?
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Sekiro is by far the most challenging one I've ever played.
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Motherhood is among the most challenging things a human can do.
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K-85033 teachers have one of the most challenging jobs around.
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And that would be the most challenging thing to change anyway.
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They are the most challenging dimensions to which marketers must adjust.
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The job may be the most challenging in American law enforcement.
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"The most challenging step was finding the right material," he explained.
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On Sunday, she performed the most challenging routine in that event.
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Often times, the most challenging part is knowing where to start.
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One of the most challenging songs was "Hunger," the second single.
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It is one of the most challenging experiences I've ever had.
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This is the easiest, yet the most challenging thing to do.
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The most challenging part was the paperwork I submitted to DRS.
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But the weekends can be the most challenging time for residents.
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Being president is the most challenging political job in the world.
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Adjusting to that was probably the most challenging thing for me.
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Arizona has arguably had the most challenging Obamacare experience this year.
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But that isn't even the most challenging aspect of a prequel.
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The neediest, most challenging students are filtered out to pockets of desperation.
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In Transit is the most challenging project Guarini said he's ever tackled.
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Q: Which of her many facets was the most challenging to capture?
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Some of their most challenging pieces have been relegated to biographical footnotes.
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What was the most challenging part of doing this type of project?
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Perhaps the most challenging of the X-Prize requirements is the deadline.
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The project has been one of the most challenging of his career.
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You two are immersed in some of the world's most challenging problems.
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The experiences we value most in life are often the most challenging.
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READMEWithout a doubt, the most challenging Lego set you have ever built.
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The Amazon block continues to be the most challenging one for me.
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Whitney Port is getting real about one of motherhood's most challenging obstacles.
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It's also proving to be one of the most challenging to control.
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That was the most challenging thing I've ever done, what an experience!
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Choo called it one of the most challenging experiences in his life.
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I need not tell you that your task will be most challenging.
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The final phase takes us to the present and the most challenging.
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But what would be the most challenging aspect of her to capture?
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We shared the most challenging and most rewarding moments of our weeks.
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Well, it's funny because the most satisfying is also the most challenging.
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Spelunkers consider the cave one of the most challenging in the world.
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But the Democrats' most challenging problem may not be on the ballot.
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But the most challenging part was deliberately injecting errors into each garment.
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Unfortunately, I've found quitting in these situations to be the most challenging.
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Of the ones I tried, the Squatter's Wheel was the most challenging.
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The most challenging part of the restoration was the sweeping stone staircase.
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What do you think are the most challenging aspects of their job?
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MB: What is the most challenging aspect of creating this application and program?
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What's one of the most challenging cosplays you've done that you're proud of?
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Huge search The search operation has been among the most challenging ever undertaken.
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Owning a business is probably the most challenging yet rewarding thing I've done.
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And perhaps most challenging: everyone already keeps their best screen in their pocket.
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But the case of President Trump's lawyer may be her most challenging yet.
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"The most challenging thing is finding something that fits proportion-wise," he says.
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That tees up late-stage testing, the most challenging stage of drug development.
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Carol Burnett is remembering one of her most challenging times as a mother.
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One of the most challenging aspects of pulling off Thanksgiving dinner is timing.
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This season of The Walking Dead has been one of its most challenging.
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Incineroar was the most challenging fighter I encountered in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
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The Wes Anderson video was by far the the most challenging—and daunting.
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BMT was one of the most challenging things I've had to go through.
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If you want the most challenging platforming bits, they're gated behind a strawberry.
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That might prove to be the most challenging part of the whole process.
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The GOP senator has acknowledged this is his most challenging race to date.
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Perhaps the most challenging loss to live with is a death by suicide.
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"And those are the most challenging kind of homicides to investigate," added Craig.
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In directing or observing the animators, what was most challenging to get right?
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"It's usually the shell of the building which is the most challenging part."
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"This has been this single most challenging year of my life," she wrote.
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That meant people starting out got the lowest-paying and most challenging files.
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Haiti has presented one of the most challenging and complex disaster responses ever.
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"This was the most challenging piece of jewelry I've ever designed," he said.
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What was the most challenging thing about taking Lee on as a subject?
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"It was the most challenging experience of my eight-year tenure," she said.
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American farmers are facing some of the most challenging times in a generation.
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"The most challenging task in my career has become an undergraduate project overnight."
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Was connecting with the 12 participants the most challenging part of the process?
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Yiddish was the most challenging one because it's really very different from Hebrew.
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What has been your most challenging moment as head of the ratings system?
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However, the remains that have yet to be identified are the most challenging.
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Lucia's desperation culminates in one of the most challenging mad scenes in opera.
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Of those, eight are rated Group 1, the most challenging designation in racing.
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Ms. Sciorra, 59, is the most challenging witness for the defense to discredit.
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"In my view, they're the most challenging prosecution that ATF has," he said.
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"This is probably the most challenging project (I've done) so far," they wrote.
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So that, I felt, was one of the most challenging aspects of the surgery.
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North Korea is the most challenging story I've covered in 17 years of journalism.
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As a singer-songwriter, is there one aspect that you find the most challenging?
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What's the most challenging part, and what do you love the most about it?
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Managing inventory is one of the most challenging parts of running a retail business.
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Tree removal for firewood remains one of the most challenging issues for India's wildlife.
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Obamacare 4.0 is shaping up to be the most challenging version since Obamacare 1763.
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It was probably the most challenging, but most fun three years of my career.
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SpaceX said the launch will be among the most challenging in the company's history.
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"This has been this single most challenging year of my life," wrote Pulliam, 37.
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What's the most challenging part of styling these videos and what's your favorite part?
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Back in April, Bieber said he's facing the "most challenging season" of his life.
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And that is actually the most challenging portion of the issue to deal with.
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It looks as if the water ballet must have been the most challenging sequence.
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What was the most challenging part of the shooting process, from concept to implementation?
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This is one of the most challenging situations that we are going to face.
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Her time fighting Assad's army was to be the most challenging of her career.
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Unfortunately, it is the one issue that has proven the most challenging to address.
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One of the most challenging aspects of frequent flyer programs is finding award availability.
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"I really believe our system is probably the most challenging in the world," Mrs.
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To a large extent, their existing infrastructure is sufficient, presenting the most challenging hurdle.
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As a "bonus," those hidden areas are often guarding the game's most challenging sequences.
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For many of us, waking up is the most challenging part of the day.
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Everyone always loves them, I do too, and they are the most challenging part.
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Do you have an album that you remember being the most challenging to create?
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That clearly is the most challenging repercussion from the reimposition of sanctions by Washington.
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So far, it's been the most challenging (yet also rewarding) experience of my life.
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Okay, maybe Goodell does have the most challenging gig ... and even Silver acknowledged it.
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But it was physics that he found most challenging, and most worthy of pursuit.
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He grew up and became one of Italian cinema's youngest and most challenging auteurs.
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In the most challenging situations, we might also call on the public to help.
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The most challenging part of motherhood for her, though, is staying patient and calm.
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The side pole is one of safety expert Euro NCAP&aposs most challenging tests.
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Astrology has helped me to accept some of the most challenging parts of myself.
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Raising funds from investors can be the most challenging part of any entrepreneur's job.
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Cameron Diaz is taking on her most challenging role yet — stay-at-home mom.
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Perhaps the most challenging project at Rikers would be the construction of new housing.
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Malting was Thompson's favorite craft to learn, although it was also the most challenging.
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Yet by far the most challenging allocation issue today relates to lifesaving transplant organs.
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McAlone: What aspect of your character was most challenging for you as an actor?
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It is aimed at those targeting currencies other than Bitcoin, the most challenging to mine.
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And the most challenging situation is anti-trade and some (cases happening) with geopolitical risk.
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Our relationship has been the most challenging of my life but also the most enjoyable.
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It's the most challenging Zelda I've played in many years, but also the most satisfying.
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What is the most challenging and rewarding aspect of the path you're on right now?
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Nobody has a duty to give birth in the most challenging or "natural" way possible.
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Many of his policy proposals, especially those most challenging to conservatives, would require bipartisan support.
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The faux Bowl's difficulty is also set to All-Madden, the game's most challenging level.
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Still, she admits John Wick 3 was her most challenging pre-production training to date.
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The most challenging for me was definitely the two weeks leading up to the wedding.
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For you, what was the most challenging scene of last season to film and conceptualize?
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The events of 9/11 were, of course, among the most challenging and potentially divisive.
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The most challenging obstacle I faced in leading this service contribution was Peer2Peer's initial startup.
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"What's most challenging is seeing the same story repeated over and over again," he said.
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"The fourth quarter of 2015 was the most challenging period in Chipotle's history," Ells said.
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The ending of the film became one of the most challenging scenes for the filmmakers.
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He added that the entire installation is the most challenging that the team has executed.
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The most challenging time was always Chinese New Year when the whole family got together.
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"The first business is always the most challenging because you're usually relatively unrealistic," she said.
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For most of us, the emotional piece is the one that is the most challenging.
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The most challenging aspect of the process is bioink, the material used in 3D bioprinting.
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"The most challenging part of this is the human capital side of this," Gottlieb said.
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Here are nine of the most challenging aspects of working remotely, according to remote workers.
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But Venus has always been my most challenging opponent, the best player I've ever played.
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Perhaps its most challenging but, with a population of 1.3 billion, most potentially lucrative market.
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Daniel Farr: They were definitely the hardest, most challenging, and tormenting years of my life.
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For Facebook, the past four years have been the most challenging period in its history.
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Now Obligers, Ms. Rubin writes, are the most challenging of the Tendencies, other than Rebels.
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The most challenging of the four regions appeared to be the South, topped by Virginia.
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"This is the most challenging place I've been in to get a room," he said.
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The most challenging part of puzzling for me is coming up with good, original clues.
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And Chris Froome of Britain won his third consecutive — and most challenging — Tour de France.
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His book is most challenging, and most valuable, for the layers of paradox it mines.
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Today, for the children fighting the most challenging forms of cancer, treatment can be limited.
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Both rank among the world's most challenging peaks, conquered by only a handful of people.
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The most challenging aspect was that we attempted to make a three-act structure film.
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"This show was one of the most challenging, emotionally trying experiences I have endured," she said.
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Ethan Brown: One of the most challenging jobs is Beyond Meat isn't in production and operations.
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The area features some of the most challenging terrain for trains in North America, he said.
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Surprisingly, the most challenging part of the program was finding a woman to teach the girls.
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What's been the most challenging to track down – and any outstanding you're still dying to ID?
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One of the most challenging aspects of negotiating the contract involves paid time off and scheduling.
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Lack of sustained demand is therefore the single most challenging scenario for unicorns and corporations alike.
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"Once the active fire zones clear, that's when our most challenging work begins," wrote the RSPCA.
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Immigrating to a new country is one of the most challenging experiences any person can face.
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The biggest name in wearables is facing the most challenging period in its 10-year history.
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One of the things that was most challenging for me was the confidence to open up.
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"But it is also the most challenging because of the labor opposition and strikes," she added.
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Being president of the United States is one of the most challenging jobs in the world.
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I think she probably has the most challenging job that the city is facing right now.
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I served in some of the most challenging, demanding investigative and leadership roles in the FBI.
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This week, Apple launched a new website packed with tips for tackling the most challenging scenarios.
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The most challenging task in Washington, these days, is finding somebody who'll enthusiastically endorse Rex Tillerson.
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" "Botched by Nature is the most challenging and rewarding experience we have ever had as surgeons.
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Legal/Procurement This is perhaps the single-most challenging part of doing business with large companies.
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Frankly, and in my opinion, the most challenging part for Amazon would be dealing with PBMs.
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We need to remember the qualities that our heroes showed in our nation's most challenging times.
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The most challenging part of the renovation for Monroe was sticking to a timeline and budget.
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We asked people who work remotely to share the most challenging aspects of their work arrangements.
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Acuna: Was the underwater walker the most challenging part of the episode for you to film?
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What was the most challenging aspect about writing this book and putting it all out there?
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The company's annual report said 2016 was the most challenging year in more than a decade.
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Meyer acknowledged after Saturday's game that the hostile environment was among the game's most challenging features.
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Last and most important, if most challenging: Fix the culture that allowed the abuse to flourish.
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So what do you, as a pair or as a group, find the most challenging thing?
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"But the most challenging adversary we have in these parts is the coyote," Mr. Murphy said.
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The most challenging part, I think, is to try and make a strong work of art.
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"Honestly it's one of the most challenging runs I've ever done," White said of Run 3.
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The shrunken market for mainstream 19th-century European paintings has become one of the most challenging.
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For Mr. Semexan, the most challenging part of his role is maintaining the program's retention rate.
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DEFENDING ISRAEL: The Story of My Relationship With My Most Challenging Client, by Alan M. Dershowitz.
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It's the most challenging kind of dance I've ever done, but the challenge is mostly mental.
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His most challenging workday had nothing to do with rain delays, extra innings or flight delays.
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It has literally been amazing, but definitely one of the most challenging things that I've done.
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"Nonalcoholic cocktails are the most challenging to make," confirms the former Momofuku bar director John deBary.
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He polled his friends on Facebook: Where should he go for the most challenging engineering program?
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Filled with lies, spies and double agents, it was the most challenging assignment of my career.
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Sometimes the most challenging interview was not with a person in a particular power or prominence.
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" For Julia Hartz, the experience was "one of the most challenging times throughout the last 10 years.
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The couple stepped off the plane following one of the most challenging touch-downs in the world.
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The most challenging part was grocery shopping, and my cart ended up being much emptier than usual.
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I start the experiment by eliminating the company I thought would be most challenging: the Everything Store.
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"To be honest, relationships with the opposite sex are the most challenging things I've done," she says.
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While there's an unforced naturalism in all three performances, Vinaite's role may have been the most challenging.
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It's their heaviest, most challenging album, but the hooks are universal "yeah yeah"s and "oooooh"s.
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But here's a little appreciated fact: Personal vehicles are probably the most challenging to electrify cost-effectively.
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What I found most challenging while hanging upside down was staying in position for an extended period.
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League of Legends This might be one of the most challenging tactical FPS games you can play.
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These have been some of the most challenging months of our lives, but we made it together.
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The last few years have just been the most challenging of my life, both mentally and physically.
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Crude oil, the most challenging commodity to invest in, should also deliver the most upside in 22016.
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But in one of the world's most challenging business environments, such ambitions will not be easily realized.
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The most challenging part I think was switching between both languages during the recording of my album.
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The shipping season since last autumn's harvest has been among the most challenging for PNW grain shippers.
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"Experience really matters during the commissioning process, which is one of the most challenging parts," Kavonic said.
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Meanwhile, the capital city of Taiwan was found to provide the most challenging environment for typical retirees.
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Last year, Republicans pointed to the deficit as the most challenging issue Trump would face in office.
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Investment in brain research is addressing some of the most challenging human health issues of our time.
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Le Mans remains one of the fastest tracks in the world and one of the most challenging.
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"Goldman Sachs, like every other client, throws at us the most challenging proof of value," says Hoberman.
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"We think this could be the most challenging restoration in the history of the US," he said.
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Perhaps the most challenging part of getting Doctor Strange right is depicting his trips into other dimensions.
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In Besters, the farmers are grappling hands-on with one of South Africa's most challenging historical problems.
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Malakpour says one of the most challenging aspects of the gig was actually just tracking down Shakira!
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The most challenging aspect of scaling up these bioproduct operations are the significant capital requirements and funding.
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The way Akanbi tells it, this has been the most challenging part of the project so far.
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That recovery was also the most challenging successful landing so far for SpaceX, because of launch conditions.
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Full-length memoir is one of the most challenging things, especially when you're still living the story.
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But one group that is the most challenging is when their parents were a source of terror.
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When a parent travels for work, often the most challenging part of the trip is coming back.
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"One of our most challenging and rewarding experiences was last summer with The Big Sick," Mann wrote.
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" But it was, for him, "one of the most challenging, most rewarding experiences I would ever have.
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"The most challenging thing was keeping everything going at the right pace during a rush," Bezos said.
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The SDGs aim to tackle the world's most challenging problems, from halting deforestation to reducing child mortality.
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But Garland was the kind of man who saw great possibility in even the most challenging situations.
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Would you say that was also the most challenging aspect you faced in filming The Fourth Phase?
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Rolling may sound easy enough, but this part of the class was actually the most challenging for me.
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Some of the most challenging battleground states for Modi's party are those that depend on the farm economy.
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Nevertheless, we've shown that even with the most challenging of samples, we can successfully draw information from it.
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The most challenging task had been clearing the dozens of side streets in neighborhoods still packed with snow.
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But can a 14-year-old be bothered to power through its most challenging bits while Fortnite beckons?
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"The most challenging part of this project was sculpting the very recognizable faces from modeling chocolate," Mason says.
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It was "probably the most challenging time in BP's history," BP chairman Helge Lund said in a statement.
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The most challenging thing was all of the noise around me, since I had no noise-canceling headphones.
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"Perhaps one of the most challenging things about infertility is that 'infertility' is a broad category," she says.
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The most challenging of these was likely the flexible printed circuit board (FPCB) for the iPhone X's antenna.
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His latest book is Road to Ratification: How 27 States Tackled the Most Challenging Issue in American History.
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The most challenging versions to do were the ones where we were doing takes on his original songs.
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My most challenging housing clients were always some of the ones who have aged out of foster care.
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Thrawn "was one of the most challenging characters we ever had to cast," Filoni said during the panel.
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If its capacity to produce legislation is eroding, then the most challenging times for appropriations are still ahead.
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Cuomo called the issue "one of the most challenging" he's had to address in his time as governor.
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Daniel and Grace singing was one of the most challenging parts of the episode to get just right.
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Narrator: One of the most challenging parts of training occurs when the recruits are exposed to tear gas.
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This week, Republicans passed their massive tax overhaul, which McConnell called the most challenging achievement of the year.
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Patrick Revelo had already gone on two Airbnb Trips, but said this was by far the most challenging.
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Denver Orlando Philadelphia Indianapolis 5 most challenging food truck cities: Boston Washington San Francisco Minneapolis Seattle Chow down.
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One of the most challenging aspects of life for many people right now is keeping the kids entertained.
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It was the most challenging space, mostly because I had to switch intellectual gears from piece to piece.
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It used to be, in the 90s and 2000s, that the most challenging issue was Jerusalem and refugees.
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It's the most challenging place he has ever photographed, he says: ''It is vast, chaotic and visually overwhelming.
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Instead, Uber is going to be rudderless during some of the most challenging months it has ever faced.
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The result was a hodgepodge season that James assessed as one of the most challenging of his career.
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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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The result was a hodgepodge season that James said was one of the most challenging of his career.
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But not without his otherworldly skills, instincts, dedication and pure love for this most challenging and solitary sport.
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One of the most challenging parts of this trip for me was crossing through several different time zones.
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For the most challenging cases of triple affliction—homelessness, addiction and mental illness—more exhaustive interventions are needed.
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Intellectually, he says, they were the most challenging cases to work, be it as a prosecutor or defense.
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And I think that is one of the most challenging and one most exciting things about this moment.
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"Breaking into airliner manufacturing is probably the most challenging thing a company or country can do," Waldron said.
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We started with compounded in arears because it's the most challenging and biggest change to current market practice.
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Denver is "the most challenging" city in the country for first-time homebuyers, according to a new report.
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Perhaps the most challenging — often maddening — aspect of covering auctions is trying to figure out who bought what.
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HUMBERT I would say that the most challenging thing in doing "Improvement" was to make it sound effortless.
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With other losing teams also tearing down, this is the most challenging project yet for Elias and Mejdal.
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More than a dozen have completed the Army's Ranger school, one of the most challenging in the military.
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As he admitted in a previous interview, Wolfson finds it most challenging and exciting to create formal consistencies.
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You know, I think that's been the most challenging part of this whole thing—accepting help from others.
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You're always sort of moving toward the most challenging path, and not one that has been charted by us.
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That's why certain songs have always been difficult to perform, and last night was the most challenging of all.
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Alita's eyes proved to be one of the most challenging, and also rewarding, things to create for the characters.
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"Funny photos are definitely the most challenging to see when walking around, but also the most rewarding," Garcia says.
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One of the most challenging aspects of growing up with my mother's mental illness was her very public outbursts.
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The projects being built In Australia are amongst the biggest and technically most challenging ever attempted in the industry.
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There, the institute "replicated Odaiba's most challenging infrastructure characteristics and driving scenarios" for its vehicles to navigate, Toyota said.
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I would say the most challenging part was picking myself up after the disappointment of it not working out.
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ET. This has been the most challenging time for me as the trainer and the leader of Team Jen.
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In one of her most challenging roles yet, Natalie Portman is playing Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis in the biopic Jackie.
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It was the most challenging, but one of the greatest gifts of the movie that I'm so thankful for.
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One of the most challenging elements of building DinoByte Labs was sticking to the plan to be self-funded.
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No doubt, this has been the most challenging project for us yet, which makes us very excited about it.
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Below you'll find a selection of the most notable ones, starting off with the most challenging situation: nighttime photography.
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Photographer Florian Voggeneder says this image of analog astronaut Gernot Grömer was the most challenging shoot of the series.
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Perhaps most challenging, I had to wear clothes that were appropriate for the weather, for walking and for work.
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While there's no denying that social media is essential for businesses, the most challenging part is actually getting started.
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The first reason, and the one most challenging to overcome, is that human endeavors are fundamentally built upon aspirations.
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"Western Europe remains the most challenging and competitive region for premium cars," Infiniti's chief spokesman, Trevor Hale, told Reuters.
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"One of the most challenging things for me to do was to walk away from Black Panther," Stenberg said.
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Just capturing the lattice of oxygen atoms "is clearly the most challenging experiment I have ever done," Millot said.
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At best, the Senate serves, in Walter Mondale's great phrase, as the "nation's mediator" on the most challenging issues.
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They attract the strongest principals to the toughest schools and the most talented teachers to the most challenging classrooms.
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Burguan: One of the most challenging things you deal with is trying to get accurate information from your people.
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The most challenging problem turned out to be #23, which was a fusion of algebra, geometry, and number theory.
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Renfro: This one is just for D&aposarcy, but which is the most challenging version of Janet to play?
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For me, this theme qualifies as one of the most challenging Thursday puzzles I've done in a long time.
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This is the mindset that allows people to thrive during some of the most challenging times in their lives.
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Job site Monster partnered with employer review platform kununu to determine which companies gave employees the most challenging work.
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Legion's season finale marks the end of one of the most challenging — and best — superhero shows in recent memory.
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He called Germany's plans to exit coal production "one of the most challenging transformational processes in the last decades".
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We asked six people who have been divorced what they found most challenging about navigating the modern dating world.
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But our leaders in Washington must act smartly, aggressively and promptly to shepherd us through the most challenging times.
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While Boston is best known for Heartbreak Hill, that is not always the most challenging part of the course.
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This is the haut monde of motor sports — the fastest cars, the most challenging circuits, the most expensive technologies.
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It's in the middle — traditional venture — where achieving scalability, by quantity of deals or dollars, is the most challenging.
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Yoking transportation — perhaps the most challenging source of emissions to reduce — to the grid would accomplish several things simultaneously.
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What was one of the most challenging shoots you've ever had to do, and what tools did you use?
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No matter the health system, the most complex patients are going to have the most challenging needs to meet.
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She is also a master of some of the most challenging music in the repertory: Berg's "Lulu," Webern, Ligeti.
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All 60 graduates — brought up in some of the most challenging neighborhoods in the city — were bound for college.
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The most challenging part when we first started was simply learning everything there is to know about RV living.
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Covering the most challenging patients — such as those with first episode psychosis or new opiate addictions — requires outreach strategies.
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And perhaps most challenging for the president's reelection hopes, almost two-thirds of independent female voters view him unfavorably.
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"I think the timeframe is the most challenging thing," the daughter of music producer David Foster previously told PEOPLE.
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"Funktional Vibrations," the first section of which he completed in 2015, has been the most challenging piece to install.
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This is the most stringent economy-wide carbon target in the US, in one of the most challenging states.
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Selfie taking my ice caked mask off at the end of the most challenging day of the expedition so far.
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It might be one of the most challenging myths, but the MythBusters did it—they made a train tanker implode.
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The most challenging to outfit to track down was a Nicole Miller dress Fran wore in season 2, episode 2.
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Ferrera, who celebrated 12 years with her husband in summer 2017, is now preparing for her most challenging role: Mom.
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Buttigieg's campaign faced one of its most challenging weeks earlier this year after an officer-involved shooting in South Bend.
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Amy Palmiero-Winters just became the first female amputee to run one of the most challenging races in the world.
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THERESA MAY is about to enter the most challenging period of a prime ministership that has already been extraordinarily testing.
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But I think the most challenging one is the idea of getting something new and breaking out of the system.
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One of the most challenging issues is getting accredited to a fund, to be eligible for its grants and loans.
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One of the things the Ivies ask is, 'was this student in the most challenging courses offered in the school?
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"It was definitely the scariest, most challenging, most emotionally draining time of my life," she acknowledged of the past year.
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I think, actually, the most challenging aspect of building a great technology team is that I'm not a technical founder.
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The most challenging has been the need to constantly reinvent our model based on the existing needs at the time.
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LAS VEGAS — Ask any selfie expert and they'll tell you the most challenging selfie to take is in the dark.
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The most challenging aspect of resettling families, which are often as big as eight people, has been finding affordable housing.
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Beast-like In his most challenging transformation yet, Stevens had to learn how to be the Beast — stilts and all.
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Bridge, one of the most challenging and brain-stimulating card games, has widespread appeal among folks in the investment world.
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Creating a new platform was one of the most challenging things Chen has ever had to do in his career.
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Of all the side content in Death Stranding, Englert's pizza delivery missions are both the most challenging and most rewarding.
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"Addressing addiction is one of the most challenging missions in neuroscience, and one of the most important," said Dr. Eagleman.
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" Recording the song, she says, "was one of the most challenging and beautiful experiences I've ever had in the studio.
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So this is I would say in terms the blind corners, Kallenhard is definitely one of the most challenging ones.
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Taylor said the most challenging part of the photo shoot was stopping, as they were having such a good time.
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Most of the new terrain can be reached via ski lift, with its most challenging area accessible by hiking in.
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But often the most challenging aspect of getting hurt is letting go of any lingering resentment after you forgive them.
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In the face of the most challenging viral outbreak in modern memory, the disparate responses have set some governors apart.
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The next 2 years will "probably be the most challenging time," Huawei SVP of public affairs Joy Tan tells Axios.
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But for now, natural language processing still remains one of the most challenging frontiers in the field of artificial intelligence.
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She described the decision around circumcision as "easily the most challenging and stressful" one she has made as a parent.
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The most challenging part of traveling with a baby is often getting them to fall asleep in a strange environment.
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Beyond elections, the most challenging counter-majoritarian obstacle to effective left and liberal policymaking is the federal legislative process itself.
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And a tip o' the hat to OSAKA for just existing — and anchoring the most challenging section of the gird.
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Kanye West's ye in its infancy is shaping up to be his most challenging project to grapple with to date.
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And what's most challenging about it may not be interpreting what he's saying more than coming to terms with it.
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Here are some of the most challenging things about traveling the world when you don&apost have a privileged passport.
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So many times people think it's a Facebook app, but we use technology to solve the world's most challenging problems.
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Mie Olise's work is the most challenging for me in terms of making out what precisely the image consists of.
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In a news release, the company said its strongest categories were men's, home and footwear, wile accessories was the most challenging.
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That was still probably the most challenging part about it, and something that changed my life—changed all of our lives.
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Tackling your most challenging projects earlier in the day, however, can help you get the most bang for your mental buck.
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"It's been the most amazing and most challenging year of my entire life," she added with a laugh, wiping away tears.
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In a January interview with Deadline, the 33-year-old actress said this is the most challenging role she's ever played.
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Muret is an expert in crystallization, which is the essential and most challenging final step in the process of making chocolate.
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Whether tech companies will be able to crack the code behind monitoring the most challenging heart diseases remains to be seen.
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And more so than the potential for pain, the most challenging aspect of getting a neck tattoo might be the positioning.
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In court papers, Lincare said it followed various regulations and said the lawsuit was at most challenging "garden variety" billing errors.
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The first six months after widowhood are the most challenging, but the effects of grief can last up to a decade.
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While he experienced countless achievements throughout his life, the book hones in on the most challenging of all, surviving Japanese entrapment.
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One of the most challenging aspects of regulating cryptocurrencies is figuring out where they fit into these categories, if at all.
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If we can't maintain our standards under the most challenging circumstances, then we shouldn't pretend to have them to begin with.
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"I think this will be the most challenging environmental response after a hurricane that our country has ever seen," she said.
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The program covers millions of Americans and has become one of the most challenging parts of the law to dismantle. Rep.
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And it is this minority, with their hefty medical bills, that are the most challenging group for any insurer to cover.
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"The most challenging part in designing a tiny house for permanent living is the limited horizontal and vertical space," Rubiano said.
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These separations, which involve months of planning and dozens of procedures, are among the most challenging in any field of medicine.
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Eradicating photos is the most challenging process, the professional organizers agreed, because the thought of deleting your memories may be painful.
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"It was definitely the most immersive, the most challenging and most demanding course I've ever done in my life," she said.
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Marilyn Chinitz is a formidable advocate for her clients, guiding them through some of the most challenging transitions in their lives.
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Figuring out the type and amount of materials you'll need for the job is often the most challenging aspect of painting.
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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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"I'm a native San Franciscan -- I grew up in some of the most challenging of circumstances," she said at the time.
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This past year, since she got back from maternity leave, has been the most challenging year of her life, she said.
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The lowest-paying and most challenging positions on cruise ships are often given to people from lower-income or developing countries.
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The most challenging terrain the Mini crew had in mind on the drive route was a short section of gravel road.
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"Thank you to everyone who has made the last 20 years the most challenging but best of my life," she said.
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Rousseau is not deterred by what is most challenging or impenetrable about the works she and her collaborators have brought together.
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Instituting these basic principles of surviving a recession will help prepare you to survive and thrive in the most challenging economic conditions.
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" Shark Tank star Herjavec, 53, admits, "The most challenging part of wedding planning has been the flowers – I want lots of flowers.
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If you thought Millie Bobby Brown's most challenging Stranger Things scenes were the ones with lots of running and nosebleeds, think again.
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"This past winter was one of the most challenging in my railroading career," Chief Executive Officer Keith Creel said in a statement.
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Perhaps surprisingly, the most challenging category was the last one, which involves the process of identifying and boosting real, trustworthy media outlets.
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We truly value your service to the company during its most challenging time, and your loyalty and commitment to the company mission.
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Our research suggests that this is rarely the case and that the most challenging constraints to growth and success are rarely capital.
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But the most challenging thing the Z2240 has to contend with are the other phones on either end of its price bracket.
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In this most challenging and tumultuous of years, Americans can still count on one thing: The Cleveland Browns sucking at NFL football.
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Without a reliable one-way valve to prevent air from escaping, inflating the Aircurv was the most challenging part of using it.
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"The most challenging thing has been not figuring out how to play bass and lap steel at the same time," quips Schechter.
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" Burns called the film, a decade in the making, "the most challenging, and therefore the most satisfying professional experience in my life.
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Of the many categories of products that are hard to buy online, one of the most challenging is underwear — and specifically bras.
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She traveled to some of the most challenging places on earth and engaged with individuals who many reporters would hesitate to approach.
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He said the most challenging model that the duo have worked on was a 5-metre-tall, 3 metre-wide Lego apple.
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"We understand this is politically the most challenging, but we are committed to making sure this is addressed this year," Mortimer said.
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One of the most challenging issues in curating an exhibition under a contemporary global Indigenous banner is being attentive to local contexts.
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"The most challenging part during the game was to control my emotions," Xu Chaojun, one of the six Chinese players, told Caixin.
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The most challenging stage, he said, is the first one: The initial thought that leads to the putting of pen to paper.
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And possibly one of the most challenging things that you could add into your life, but also one of the most rewarding.
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The Fed said that the 2018 severely adverse scenario is the most challenging situation used by the central bank in stress tests.
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Sinking that last ball, and at the same time breaking the newly racked balls, is the most challenging shot in the game.
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A caveat: The vast scope of North Korea's nuclear program means that ending it would be the most challenging disarmament in history.
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And she's celebrating by taking on one of her most challenging parts yet — and logging 20 flights of stairs during each performance.
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One of the most challenging obstacles veterans of all ages must face is entering or re-entering into the workforce after service.
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One of the most challenging aspects of the long negotiations was to balance the demands of justice with the demands of peace.
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"Overseeing the schedule, Katy long held one of the most challenging positions in the sport," the commissioner's office said in a statement.
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"Europe represents the most challenging combination of regulatory stringency and consumer price sensitivity," Fiat Chrysler said in its most recent annual report.
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"The fourth quarter of 2015 was the most challenging period in Chipotle's history," co-Chief Executive Steve Ells said in a statement.
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It was certainly the most challenging and the most difficult and the most satisfying journey, because it was very personal to me.
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Under increasingly tight financial and regulatory pressures, China's private sector today arguably is facing the most challenging environment since the early 1990s.
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I think what I enjoy most — and what is most challenging — about working in Japan can be expressed by those two words.
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The exercises that you can do on a Megaformer tie together strength-training, cardio, and "the most challenging elements of Pilates," Byrnes says.
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In May, the bank said the turnaround strategy for its U.S. business was progressing, but the task remained its "most challenging strategic priority".
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The beef and poultry producer said it was pleased with its results in what typically is the most challenging quarter of the year.
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One of the most challenging questions facing documentarians over the next few years will be how to thoughtfully approach documenting the Trump era.
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But Sunday's mission was one of the most challenging, because the Falcon 9 had to get to a so-called geostationary transfer orbit.
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One of the most challenging part of being temporarily disabled is that I don't currently drive and rely on my family for rides.
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Some of the answers given were anything but straightforward reflecting that the investment outlook today is perhaps the most challenging in living memory.
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Cultivating — and maintaining — a sense of community will provide you with a strong support system to carry you through life's most challenging moments.
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"Last year was definitely the most challenging year in Tesla history, but also the most successful," Musk told analysts on a conference call.
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For Feast, the most challenging part of his role at Cogito is managing product development, not getting in the door at potential clients.
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Modern Family's Eric Stonestreet and his mother Jamey are making something good out of one of the most challenging times for their family.
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Of these, four-wall—played in an enclosed indoor court with a small, hard rubber ball—is the most challenging and physically demanding.
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For me, China has been the most challenging place to get around for the sheer reason that nobody wants to take my cash.
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"In Iran, convincing operators probably isn't the most challenging task, because all of this has been normalized to a certain degree," says Toker.
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One of the most challenging thing about A Year of Lil Wayne is that there isn't really a canonical version of Lil Wayne.
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McKay went into it aware that it would be, as he put it to me, "the most challenging, ambitious movie" he ever made.
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Business Insider spoke to dozens of nurses on the most challenging parts about their job — and many agreed losing patients hurts the most.
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The most challenging part was achieving the interlock in all four quadrants, given a relatively short list of options in my theme bank.
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At this time, one of the most challenging periods in our nation's history, it is vital that our elected parliament has its say.
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"It's not just service, or female-dominated jobs, but some of the most challenging schedules are production and construction jobs," Ms. Lambert said.
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How the court approaches its most challenging term in decades will determine whether it needs significant structural reform under the next Democratic administration.
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And I've believed in it my whole life and this is the most challenging time for it, but I still believe in it.
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I've spoken to him nine times and observed as he's adapted—and, in some ways, refused to adapt—to the most challenging circumstances.
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The 17 goals aim to tackle the world's most challenging problems, from ending poverty and hunger to combating climate change, all by 2030.
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In one of Scripture's most challenging passages, God asks Abraham to prove his loyalty by sacrificing his new son Isaac on a mountaintop.
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As Hurricane Harvey bore down on Texas on Friday, President Donald Trump faced one of the most challenging tests of his young administration.
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The Big Five — lions, elephants, leopards, rhinos and Cape buffalo — were the most challenging game animals for hunters on foot in another era.
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Simulator operators at Boeing programmed test flights of the new software with "the most challenging scenarios," mimicking multiple failure situations, the official said.
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The most challenging night of the season for me was not SantaCon but Christmas dinner with my relatives — every single one of them.
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Meddings said 2018 had been "the most challenging year of TSB's history", but he was confident the firm would turn a corner this year.
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But TEPCO has also delayed choosing the specific method for the debris extraction, which is considered the most challenging phase of the decommissioning process.
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"It's gonna be the most challenging thing in my life," Dallas Police Chief David Brown said of the funerals at a Monday news conference.
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Clapper The Clapper table within IndieCade's booth had infectious energy, with giggles every time some unsuspecting visitor wound up trying the most challenging level.
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Most challenging of all, they are most likely to physically avoid ads, with 69 percent doing so, versus a global figure of 50 percent.
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To help set up aspiring spellers for success, here's a list of the most challenging words to spell, complete with phonetic pronunciations and definitions.
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The most challenging part of getting a functional tail would be finding a way to extend the length of the spine, according to Quackenbush.
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"I think the most challenging and the most fun drawing for me in the book is the infinite wall of whiskey," she told me.
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"Fatma is a woman with international experience and vision who has worked on some of the most challenging issues of our time," Infantino said.
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One of the most challenging aspects of marketing is delivering a message that not only builds awareness of a product but also evokes emotion.
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Couch: I think that the teenage years are the most challenging, and I have an enormous amount of compassion for who young people are.
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Gregg admitted that the most challenging aspect of stepping behind the camera on the show was working with his costars in a different capacity.
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This put teachers's jobs on the line if students—even the most challenging ones, in the most disadvantaged settings—didn't achieve at certain levels.
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But as the company that arguably made "apps" what they are, Apple and its developers will likely face some of the most challenging transitions.
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In it we follow Adam Thorn, a 17-year-old student who finds himself having one of the most challenging days of his life.
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The festival, which filled the space with some of the most challenging sounds for five straight days, was about to come to a close.
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"Reminding myself that some of the most challenging obstacles can eventually reveal beauty … like hiking," said Viall after hiking Los Angeles' famed Runyon Canyon.
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Mick Gooda, an aboriginal official at the Australian Human Rights Commission, calls it "one of the most challenging human-rights issues facing our country".
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"In traumatic situations, memory has always been the most challenging field to understand, specifically for mental health purposes," he told Reuters Health by email.
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"Opening up about my mental illness to the public has definitely been the most challenging thing I've ever done in my life," he said.
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Clemens plays Hilary with a kind of controlled fanaticism, showing at every turn the mutuality between her deepest feelings and her most challenging insights.
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Industrial emissions are seen as one of the most challenging areas to address due to the sector's energy-intensity and lack of technological alternatives.
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Because I'm not used to picking up speed, going back down, up and down, up and down, back and forth, that's the most challenging.
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Even the flat stretches boil with powerful currents, and the rough stretches represent some of the most challenging navigable white water in the world.
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Modes told Business Insider that the most challenging part of the project is connecting with people whose stories aren't normally told in history books.
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The changes came during one of the most challenging periods of the year for the Secret Service: the United Nations General Assembly in Manhattan.
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Among their many collaborations since, "Carmen" — Mr. Brook's first foray into opera in years — was one of the most challenging, especially in the casting.
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"What do you think is most challenging for you, emotionally, in these settings?" she asked the group of women seated around the kitchen table.
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Many who have worked with Mr. Sulzberger say he deserves credit for maneuvering The Times through perhaps the most challenging era in its history.
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It is shaping up to be "one of the most challenging accounting standards change in decades," according to State Street, an investment management firm.
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Ms. Horvath said her most challenging times were when she had to photograph outside in late winter, in temperatures around minus 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Medicating people with mental illness, and encouraging them to stay on their medication, is one of the most challenging aspects of managing the disease.
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The size, scope and sophistication of North Korea's atomic program mean its dismantling would be far and away the most challenging in nuclear history.
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Marseille, meanwhile, is home to the most challenging set of fans in France, fans who had spent years protesting against the previous ownership group.
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But the most challenging part for Ms. Watt, who describes herself as "organized to a fault," has been deciding how to handle the money.
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Those are the details that made it one of the most challenging aspects of the movie other than getting Goose the Cat just right.
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According to Johnson, the most challenging decision involved in her military career was to leave the F/A-18 community and teach midshipmen instead.
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" President Emmanuel Macron of France says "he's willing to steal ideas from both the left and the right to solve France's most challenging problems.
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"I think the most challenging thing back home in India is for people to picture two guys living together as a couple," Madiraju said.
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Their training, expertise and the technology they have at their disposal have greatly enhanced the industry's capability to intervene in the most challenging circumstances.
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DOHA (Reuters) - Some competitors at the world athletics championships that began on Friday have already encountered their most challenging opponent: the sweltering Qatari heat.
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He warned that this summit would be the most challenging in years, given sharp differences on key issues such as climate change and trade.
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Kay said the financial crisis was one of the most challenging times in her career, especially because of her role leading the securitization group.
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Can you talk a little about what has been the most challenging part about covering all of this — Mueller, Trump, the White House, everything?
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Which president was the most challenging to cover, whether that stemmed from a particularly closed-off White House or something fundamental to their personality?
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"I'm a native San Franciscan — I grew up in some of the most challenging of circumstances," she said in a press conference, according to CNN.
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Chief Executive Officer Pedro Parente said the asset sales mark the beginning of a positive cycle after the company's most challenging year in a decade.
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I will say that New York is one of the most challenging places because there are so many people who want to find good deals.
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"Personally, I think Abenomics is now facing the most challenging crash-test since its inception three years ago," said Jesper Koll, CEO at WisdomTree Japan.
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The plane seemed to be struggling with the approach to the island's Gustaf III airport -- known as one of the most challenging in the world.
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And Anadarko Petroleum - coming from arguably the most challenging sector of recent months - tightened all three tranches of its new deal by an astonishing 50bp.
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In a second video Grant and Allen break down how each prop was built, and reveal some of the most challenging aspects of each one.
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What is most challenging is keeping in mind that this little human that you created is going to stop needing you one day very soon.
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Super Tuesday proved to be victorious for front-runners Hillary Clinton, Democrat, and Donald Trump, Republican, making them the most challenging candidates of the race.
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In the midst of my most challenging times, your support is giving me the strength I need to embark down the long road to recovery.
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In the midst of my most challenging times your support is giving me the strength I need to embark down the long road to recovery.
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"It really might be the most challenging, ambitious narrative I've ever watched," Jordan says in Episode 372 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast.
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The mature U.S. regional gaming markets have the most challenging outlook due to a difficult demographic shift and competition from other entertainment and gambling offerings.
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Along the way, the Project has created an estimated $1 trillion in economic development and is advancing treatments for some of the most challenging diseases.
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FireEye, known for digital forensics against the most challenging of threat actors, is cutting its staff by 300 to 85033 workers due to decreasing demand.
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President Trump's first visit to Asia since taking office gets underway Friday, representing what will be the most challenging foreign trip yet of his presidency.
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"I have to say this is one of the most challenging problems that we've been presented with recently," Bluesfest executive director Mark Monahan told reporters.
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Mr. DeLuca, whose projects include the new World Trade Center Tower 3, said the wheel was the most challenging project he had ever worked on.
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Inspiring confidence and instilling strength in his young friends, Cooper brings joy to kids who need it the most, in the most challenging of circumstances.
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The Psych Tests have been the most challenging mentally because they're specifically designed to bring your problems to the surface in order to address them.
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Drawing/Painting - Perhaps the most challenging approach, try drawing or painting a variety of 10 different implied textures and compile them into a book format.
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All of us have been inspired by the strength and bravery of the victims and witnesses who came forward in the most challenging of circumstances.
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My students find self-kindness most challenging, so I ask them to imagine how they would comfort a close friend struggling with the same challenge.
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In the end, the darkness that haunts The Last Jedi never takes center stage, and its most challenging themes are set aside rather than resolved.
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Facial recognition technology can provide a uniquely powerful tool in our most challenging investigations: when a stranger suddenly commits a violent act on the street.
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U.S. and North Korean officials didn't make much headway in negotiations, however, and ending Pyongyang's atomic program would be the most challenging disarmament in history.
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Les cadeaux One of the most challenging aspects in planning a state visit is the selection of the perfect gift for a visiting world leader.
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"The most challenging question for any new software company, especially if you think of the example of Slack, is the one of platform," Reber said.
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The transitions between pacemaking teams proved to be one of the most challenging aspects of the run and Kipchoge seemed to trip during one exchange.
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While cookies in and of themselves weren't the most challenging thing I made on a daily basis, it was a different story around the holidays.
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Whether it's substance abuse or poor mental health, dating someone who's in a dark place was one of the most challenging experiences of my life.
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"Oils and watercolors are the most challenging for me but also the ones I use the most because I love the end result," writes Beeman.
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Nanda Devi and its sister mountain, Nanda Devi East, are among the world's most challenging peaks and only a handful of people have climbed them.
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Instead of shopping for the easiest life you can afford, look for the most challenging one you can handle with your current level of ability.
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Initially, Google's plan was to have the car drive in all but the most challenging circumstances, at which time a driver would need to take over.
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The bank said the turnaround strategy for its U.S. business, which has for years underperformed, was progressing, but the task remained its "most challenging strategic priority".
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Engineering managers probably have the most challenging role, since they both need to sell upwards and downwards within an organization in order to maintain safety standards.
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Enforcing the forced labor rules is one of the most "challenging trade enforcement issues" for the agency, said Brenda Smith, CBP's executive assistant commissioner of trade.
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And in the tricky romantic scenes, which are the most challenging to make colorful, Greg Hess performs deadpan earnestness with a wonderful ease that resists overstatement.
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In a blog post, Musk describes the "most challenging" year in Tesla's history in which it launched the Model 3, the company's first mass-market vehicle.
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But, Hudgens recently revealed in a behind-the-scenes interview with Netflix that playing two roles was the most challenging part of filming The Princess Switch.
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Mark also led the 787 program during some of its most challenging of years, and has held several leadership roles within Boeing's defense and space businesses.
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Still, Cook is renowned for his ability to secure Apple's supply chain — and find the best talent around the world — in even the most challenging circumstances.
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Shallal has worked hard at making his restaurants hubs of inclusion under two very different administrations—though the third may prove to be the most challenging.
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"It's gonna be the most challenging thing in my life," Dallas Police Chief David Brown said earlier this week, of the slate of funerals before him.
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"This set of vulnerabilities was perhaps the most challenging and hardest to fix in a decade," Google executive Ben Treynor Sloss said in a blog post.
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His clashes with Congress will likely worsen in the months ahead, as some of the most challenging legislative items wend their way through the dysfunctional Capitol.
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Keeping themselves charged and within range of vehicles in need of a top-up might be the most challenging aspect of the idea overall, in fact.
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This morning, the following email was sent to all Tesla employees: As we all experienced first-hand, last year was the most challenging in Tesla's history.
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"The most challenging part is the color-matching, because the light is always changing throughout the day, which changes the color of the environment," Vile said.
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And for a new "adult" (as I liked to fancy myself at the time) it was the latter that I found to be the most challenging.
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"This is one of the most challenging and artful pieces of innovation because a lot of it is just testing and trying it out," Ahuja said.
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However, the most challenging project on the boards is one that will give Nesbit an opportunity to test his calculations on 39 acres of unincorporated farmland.
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"The next eight weeks will be the most challenging for ... Theresa May and the most consequential for Brexit," said Mujtaba Rahman, an analyst at Eurasia Group.
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John McCarthy, an A.I. pioneer, would reach into his pocket and deftly extract a quarter as an example of the most challenging tasks for a robot.
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Although pancreatic cancer is a relatively uncommon malignancy, accounting for only 3 percent of life-threatening cancers over all, it is one of medicine's most challenging.
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In all but the most challenging of lighting conditions and viewing angles, the screen appears to be near-seamlessly integrated into the frame of the phone.
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As for why Made Renovation decided to tackle one of the most challenging U.S. markets first, he suggests it's the best way to test its mettle.
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"From a military, geographic, and scientific perspective, the Arctic Ocean is truly unique, and remains one of the most challenging ocean environments on earth," Pitts said.
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Mr. West may be facing severe public scrutiny, skepticism and concern, but even during this most challenging stretch, there are clear bridges to his old self.
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"In talking to beginning farmers and anyone working in the field, land access always comes up as one of the most challenging pieces," said Ms. Obudzinski.
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An airport is among the most challenging structures to design—the architectural equivalent of a fugue—partly because movement in it is both various and constrained.
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Both unapologetic Trump supporters, both with one of the most challenging jobs in media given their candidate's rhetoric or social media activity at any given moment.
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The company reported an 8 percent fall in annual profit in 2017, saying it was the most challenging year the company had faced in 25 years.
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Patricia Villirillo, Fashion Director: I think the most challenging thing is to gain credibility within the industry, as we're all young and still finding our feet.
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Combined with the sheer amount of forces that are sent after you, the sequence is tense and difficult, probably the most challenging in the entire game.
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But Parker says his most challenging assignment is counseling top management as it seeks to replace a hard-charging sales culture with one focused on customer service.
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True, the perennial bugbear of what to do with HSBC's subscale and low-returning American operation remains: Flint described it as the bank's "most challenging" strategic priority.
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It doesn't matter whether you go Sony or Bose, both of these companies will provide you with peace and quiet in the most challenging of aural environments.
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Although he is returning to his home region, the journey by Pope Francis to Chile and Peru will be among the most challenging trips he has undertaken.
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Toward the end of the game there's one fight in particular that is one of the most challenging in the history of Metroid, even on normal difficulty.
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Dallas Police Chief David Brown will retire in October, after more than three decades and one of his most challenging years on the force, he announced Thursday.
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You've said this was your most challenging shoot by far, between extreme weather, and wrangling a wolf pack, and all the aerial shots, and a combat sequence.
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"I have to say this is one of the most challenging problems that we've been presented with recently," Bluesfest executive director Mark Monahan told CBC on Monday.
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I'd be dishonest if I didn't say this was by far the most challenging, at times stressful, exciting and worthwhile thing I've ever done in my life.
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Caldiero, 33, hits a moment the announcers dub "make or break" at the end of the clip as he reaches the most challenging part of the course.
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I went not as a pilgrim, but as a producer covering the event for CNN -- one of the most challenging but rewarding assignments I've ever been given.
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The Cleveland series is the first leg in an 11-game, three-city trip that will perhaps be the most challenging of the season for the Twins.
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Given that diphtheria vaccine is extremely sensitive to temperature and is thus one of the most challenging to distribute to remote places, this is an encouraging result.
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We expect digital assistants to understand our voice even in the most challenging and difficult conditions and it's Alexa's duty to make sense of what it hears.
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Prime Minister Theresa May said Thursday morning that the next five years will be among the most challenging as Britain negotiates an exit from the European Union.
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"That episode for so many reasons was definitely the most challenging, because of the reveal of so much underlying vulnerability that I wasn't aware of," Zimmer said.
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But perhaps the most challenging move came from a little boy, who had a flair for the dramatic, throwing himself against walls and collapsing to the ground.
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As police commissioner in Philadelphia, I sent recruits fresh from the police academy into the most challenging neighborhoods on foot patrol for six months to a year.
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Without a doubt this period has been among the most challenging for the rule of law our country has seen since at least the Nixon-Watergate period.
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In addition, the personality and behavior of a person with Alzheimer's are affected as well, and these changes are often among the most challenging for family caregivers.
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Yende said most of the songs are technically demanding, with the aria "Respiro io qui" from "Beatrice di Tenda," composed by Vincenzo Bellini, being the most challenging.
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The traditionally ceremonial address, usually dominated by pageantry, was a crucial testing ground for May's ability to run the country during its most challenging period for generations.
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Jupiter in Virgo squares (one of the most challenging astrological aspects) Saturn in Sagittarius on May 26, which will bring up themes relating to maturity and accountability.
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As for men that are struggling with the change, they are the most challenging to talk with, and in my opinion the most important group to reach.
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This marks the twelfth time SpaceX has performed one of these reusable rocket landings, and was, according to the company, the most challenging of them so far.
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The questions about Mr. Shine's tenure at Fox News are not the only issues complicating his early days in one of the most challenging jobs in Washington.
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No mere prodigy, she was declaring that she was ready to leave her mark on some of the most challenging and profound music in her instrument's repertory.
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"[We] focus on the most interesting driving out there and most challenging scenarios [in simulation]," James Stout, the lead software engineer of the simulation team told Recode.
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The most challenging interview was with Ms. Gerwig, who has co-written three films with Mr. Baumbach, appeared in four and lives with him in New York.
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As he stated in interviews and on stage, he's up there because he caught the bug, that it represented a new, and most challenging yet, creative frontier.
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The outcome of this trial, he contends, is evidence that even in the most challenging situations, studies can be conducted to ensure that a drug is safe.
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And one thing to keep in mind: The vast scope of North Korea's nuclear program means that ending it would be the most challenging disarmament in history.
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It was a defining moment, especially for young women, proving that a woman could work and have a baby in the highest and most challenging leadership positions.
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Dr. Terry Dubrow knows he says it every year, but this time around he means it — the sixth season of Botched is the show's most challenging yet.
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In Miss America, fans will watch as Swift embraces the "full power of her voice" during one of the most challenging and transformational periods of her life.
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I'll mark the clues that I found most challenging, as well — see if you agree, and when I misinterpret or miss something feel free to weigh in.
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While this would raise serious issues with the teachers' union, it is unlikely that the finest educators would go into the most challenging schools without an incentive.
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In 2008, before its acquisition by PayPal, Reitblat led Product at Fraud Sciences, where he faced some of the most challenging questions in the cyber security ecosystem.
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"Stigma is one of the most challenging aspects of living with a mental health condition," Laura Greenstein wrote for the National Alliance on Mental Illness last year.
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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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According to Chinedu, the most challenging part of his trip was cycling on the Eko bridge, one of the three bridges connecting the Lagos mainland and Lagos Island.
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Giving up my eating disorder has been the most challenging journey of my life but I work every day towards solid recovery even if I mess up sometimes.
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ON THE face of things, Birmingham is one of the most challenging places in Europe for people whose mission is to build better relations between ethnic and religious.groups.
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Manning had the most challenging year of his career, the running game faltered early and the receiving corps battled drops but none of it could halt Denver's momentum.
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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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Click here to view original GIFWhen it first appeared in 1984, Montezuma's Revenge was considered one of the most challenging video games to appear on a gaming console.
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Due to the timescales involved when handling nuclear waste, designing deep geological repositories like WIPP is one of the most challenging engineering problems ever faced by our species.
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Being there through good and bad, life's most joyful moments and the most challenging, toughest times, always with unconditional love… that's what being a mother means to me.
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While the final chapter could be our most challenging, the story of malaria holds important lessons as we battle other global health scourges, particularly those carried by mosquitoes.
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He concocts a plan to use performance enhancing drugs before competing in the most challenging contest for amateur cyclists, which uses routes similar to the Tour de France.
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As intense storms and other climate disasters increasingly become the norm, drones are going to have to be able to fly right in the most challenging of conditions.
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Everyone I talked to agreed that the government should be spending more money researching the most challenging problems that stand in the way of weaning ourselves off carbon.
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Looking back in time at the most challenging years of your life, maybe you couldn't go out on a weekend because you'd spend all your rent money. Me?
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The Players Tribune isn't loading for many, so here's an excerpt of his letter: This has been by far the most challenging few weeks in my professional life.
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Perhaps overlooked is one of the most challenging, yet elegant, films in recent memory: Dutch director Paul Verhoeven's French feature, Elle, starring Isabelle Huppert as its complicated heroine.
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But he was bumped off the list after double-digit losses in 2016, a year that he called "the most challenging" since he founded Paulson & Company in 1994.
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They're easily the most challenging to transform, particularly when it comes to dealing with those spinning rotors that always end up awkwardly in the way in robot mode.
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Clinton has been supportive of charter schools over the years, but has also criticized them in the past for declining to accept some of the most challenging students.
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Technology and precedent Roberts has long said that some of the court's most challenging cases involve applying long-held rules created by the courts to quickly developing technology.
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But once a sniper has mastered these skills, they can use them not only in the air, which is the most challenging, but also in any other vehicle.
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Perhaps the most challenging role is that of Queen Marguerite, who needs to be firm and yet tender to the king as she helps him leave this world.
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Like with all the retailers, making sure to sort or order items that are available at a preselected store for same-day pickup was the most challenging part.
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She's been farming for two years and says that it has been "the most amazing—and also one of the most challenging—things" that she has ever experienced.
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Not only did she and her colleagues compare UD's abilities to his peers, they also tested him with "the most challenging tests that we could do," she said.
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"The past six months have undoubtedly been one of the most challenging periods of our history," Samsung's European marketing chief David Lowes told a news conference in Barcelona.
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Commenting in a statement, Andrew Kenny, Just Eat's U.K. MD, said: These are some of the most challenging times the restaurants we work with have ever been through.
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Immigration, rising trade with Asia — especially exports to China — and careful monetary policy kept the country growing even through the most challenging moments of the global financial crisis.
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"In one of the most challenging years, we managed to continue our fast, profitable and sustainable growth," the airline told Reuters, sharing its preliminary results for the period.
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Ty and Koby both said the scuba diving badge was the most challenging for them to collect, and Mr. Pugh said Christian struggled most with the signaling badge.
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He shared which interior design trends were brought into the sets, which sets were most challenging to create, and how the story's theme of memories informed design decisions.
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The Fair Housing Act of 2900 — one of the most challenging and in some ways the crowning achievements of the Civil Rights revolution — became law 220006 years ago.
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Scientists whom the agency has identified as the most capable of addressing its most challenging problems should not be banned from bringing that expertise to the review process.
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Daniel Blanco Melo, a 33-year-old scientist from Mexico, heeded the artist's instruction to each participant to choose a style of crawling that would be most challenging.
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But he was bumped off the list after double-digit losses in 2016, a year that he called "the most challenging" since he founded Paulson & Company in 1994.
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Get your paperwork in orderOne of the most challenging parts about getting a bank loan is the amount of documentation that&aposs required as part of the process.
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"Thinking about the idea and drawing the piece takes nearly as much time as cutting it," she said, noting the chalet's balconies and windows proved the most challenging.
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It's the ones in the middle, which might include getting your child to clean up after themselves, that can be most challenging to figure out how to handle.
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"Our recovery follows a year of setbacks that collectively signify the most challenging period in our company history," Xiaomi founder Lei Jun wrote in a letter to employees.
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And that, in a nutshell, is why the idea of measuring the health of conversations promises to be one of the most challenging aspects of Twitter's recovery plan.
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In August 2013, the Japanese government assembled a consortium of public utilities and private companies, including Mitsubishi, Hitachi, and Toshiba, to create robots specifically for the most challenging environments.
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" But the GOP plan avoids third rails: "The two most challenging deductions to address are the charitable giving and home mortgage deductions — they have a lot of political support.
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Of the many counterintuitive features of quantum mechanics, perhaps the most challenging to our notions of common sense is that particles do not have locations until they are observed.
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From my point of view, the most challenging part was to see the world from the perspective of the people who we are trying to help: the visually impaired.
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For the UNC researchers, the most challenging part of executing their 3-D replica attack was working with the limited image resources they could find for each person online.
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Political scientist Jesus Silva Herzog said that while Sunday&aposs loss was the most challenging yet for the PRI, it would be wrong to consider it a fatal blow.
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The Golden State Warriors are now facing their most challenging season yet after star Stephen Curry broke his left hand on Wednesday night while playing against the Phoenix Suns.
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A member of the Kennedy political dynasty has been chosen for one of the most challenging jobs in politics: the official response to the State of the Union address.
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One of the most challenging aspects of being trans, they said, is that there are no clear or easy milestones to becoming OK with one's gender expression or body.
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I also really love group fitness classes, which help me to feel strong both inside and out, and ready to support my clients through the most challenging of moments.
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild isn't just the biggest Zelda game to date, it's also among the most challenging — and Nintendo is just fine with that.
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Her sixth Tony nomination is for Hillary and Clinton, which sees the Oscar-nominated actress tackle one of the most challenging roles of her lauded career: Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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This is not necessarily the first nuke in the game — that happened during the beta — but it appears to be the most challenging type of nuke possible right now.
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Bass is the most challenging thing for tiny earphones to reproduce correctly, so most companies falter in one of two ways, giving you either overpowering or undernourished low frequencies.
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But the next decade at Roblox will also be its most challenging time yet, as it seeks to expand from 90 million users to, potentially, a billion or more.
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"If you take into consideration the locations of all four grand slams, I think Paris has the most challenging position in terms of dealing with residents around," he said.
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"Auditors should focus exclusively on producing the most challenging and objective audits, rather than being influenced by their much larger consultancy businesses," the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said.
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"The eyes of the world are on us this week after one of the most challenging times in our history," Hayatou told the committee, according to a FIFA statement.
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Rebuilding morale and gaining trust One of Kraninger's most challenging tasks will be endearing herself to the CFPB's staff amid internal battles between agency veterans and recent political appointees.
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"That's an important expectation on the part of our customers, mutually — that we do work together ... to solve some of today's most challenging multi-cloud problems in the industry."
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The PG-film, which was produced for a modest $30 million, stars John Cena as an elite firefighter who prepares his crew for their most challenging job yet: babysitting.
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Early afternoon is my most challenging time of day because I need to motivate myself when I would much rather be napping (and my bed is oh-so close).
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They can sit back and watch the Democrats tear each other apart over the issue, while the clock runs out on addressing the most challenging crisis of our time.
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"To me it&aposs a very dark episode," Göransson said, stating that out of the three episodes shown so far, this one was the most challenging to get right.
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"Overall, after an intensive discussion on the most challenging theme for the European Union, namely migration, it is a good signal that we agreed a common text," Merkel said.
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I took a train from Toronto to Vancouver and passed through four time zones along the way, which ended up being the most challenging part of the entire experience.
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In other words, focus single-mindedly on your most challenging and important task for 90 minutes at a time, then give your brain a rest and let it recharge.
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Dr. Pullen pointed out that in addition to uncontrollable hunger, the common childhood symptoms of Prader-Willi syndrome suggest that neurological abnormalities may underlie the disorder's most challenging problems.
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A year before — or months before — I went to AOL, I had written down basically either at Google or someplace else, find the most challenging thing I could find.
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They say there is no way to predict precisely what will be most challenging for the thousands of California residents whose lives have been upended by fires this year.
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With almost 300 million active accounts and potentially hundreds of millions more still to join, India is Facebook's biggest market, and its most challenging, with unique obstacles to overcome,.
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And something as we go through these -- and, again, I think the next two weeks are going to be the most challenging for us from an emotional, psychological standpoint.
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DM: One of the most challenging and devastating things for anyone in life, but in particular children at a young age, to go through is the concept of rejection.
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The decision to review the dividend targets was taken amid "probably the most challenging market conditions in a decade", Pavel Fedorov, Norilsk's first vice-president, said in a statement.
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Now, we have scaled our observations up to the entire universe, which is the biggest entity known to science and among the most challenging to map out and define.
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It found that the "overall global gender gap can be closed in exactly 100 years" and that the most challenging gender gaps were in the economic and health spheres.
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Another thing the two have in common is their age, and as such, their membership in that most challenging of demographics for those with autism and developmental difficulties: adulthood.
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More than a statement of policy, this collection of ideas shows that Democrats and Republicans can work together on even the most challenging of topics to make progress. Govs.
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Encouraging them to do the most challenging work first will allow them to devote attention and energy to the demanding assignments — then they can coast through the easy tasks.
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Encouraging them to do the most challenging work first will allow them to devote attention and energy to the demanding assignments — then they can coast through the easy tasks.
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Computers are slowly degrading humanity's special-ness, beating us at some of our most challenging games like Go. Hell, even videogames and poker have been mastered by complex algorithms.
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It's the longest of the pieces and the most challenging in terms of what we wanted to do with it visually, and I felt like she accomplished something really extraordinary.
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" It's a taxing part — Thurman's most challenging in a decade, she said — that has forced her to use all of her actorly muscles "in a more total and protracted way.
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He spent many summer months with her while growing up, we feel her presence still and are grateful for her service to our nation during the most challenging of times.
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"We also mix in non-bulking cardio such as jump rope, rebounder and ballet jumps – which are surprisingly the most challenging form of cardio I've ever come across," she says.
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The new 12 are about to embark on a two-year training journey that will have them learning the ropes of one of the most challenging jobs in the world.
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Graininess starts to show up at that setting (and even at ISO 3200 sometimes), and I wouldn't really consider this a camera tuned for handling the most challenging lighting situations.
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And sure enough, despite the money Amazon, Apple, and their streaming brethren brought to Toronto, this year it was still A24 taking a chance on the most challenging, daring movies.
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"She will serve in one of the most challenging posts but has won the opportunity to grow beyond party politicking and gain stature in European and global politics," he said.
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"It was probably mentally the most challenging thing I've ever done, physically it wasn't the worst, I just couldn't get a rhythm on the soft snow," runner Gareth Evans said.
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"The most challenging aspect of this reverse engineering process is to develop the lab setup, this can be quite time consuming, depending on how much experience one has," says Preneel.
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David Bowie, Blackstar (January 226th) David Bowie is releasing Blackstar on his 21975th birthday, and its early singles suggest it could be one of the venerable shapeshifter's most challenging albums.
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Pennsylvania also removed one of the most challenging barriers for ex-offenders to safely and successfully re-enter society by eliminating automatic suspensions of driver's licenses for low-level offenses.
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"I think China, from a counterintelligence perspective, in many ways represents the broadest, most challenging, most significant threat we face as a country," Wray had told his audience on Wednesday.
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Psychopaths, after all, thrive on some of the most challenging career paths, like law, medicine, and leadership roles, because of their ability to deal with stress with a cool head.
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"Still, he made it clear that the most challenging part of the Bahamas relief effort would be "getting the food they have into the hands of people who need it.
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It doesn't take more than an hour and a half between Kande and the first base camp, Australian Base Camp, but it was the stage I found the most challenging.
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"It was definitely one of the most challenging things I've ever done," Annie Weiss, a first-time Badwater finisher who completed 28 other ultramarathons before this one, told Business Insider.
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Connecticut and Pennsylvania have the most challenging revenue situations, according to Fitch, as lower-than-anticipated tax collections exacerbated budget gaps and led to disputes over how to close them.
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That's the elevation he climbed to last month while on his second attempt summiting Mount Everest, a journey he says was one of the most challenging climbs of his career.
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But the most challenging bit comes at the end of the novel, forcing us to examine our own ideas about morality and humanity — and that would be the squid attack.
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It could also prove the most challenging campaign yet for Assad: Turkey has forces on the ground in Idlib, where the rebels are heavily armed and include highly motivated jihadists.
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" President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia recalled Mr. Bush as "an exceptional person" who "showed political wisdom and foresight, strived to make balanced decisions even in the most challenging situations.
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And for a long time, that was the last one heard about Ms. Babitz, who had became a recluse, a misanthrope and, most challenging to her liberal community, a conservative.
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Sometimes cutting through the noise is the most challenging part of shopping during the holiday season — but we're here to sort through all the madness so you don't have to.
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This will almost certainly be the most challenging of her terms as chancellor and she will likely have to recalibrate her positions on deeper European integration and immigration in Germany.
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"No doubt, this will be the most challenging G7 summit in years," Donald Tusk, a former Polish prime minister who chairs summits of European Union leaders, said before the meeting.
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Nanda Devi, at 7,816 meters (25,643 feet), and its sister mountain, Nanda Devi East, are among the world's most challenging peaks and only a handful of people have climbed them.
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After all, what they're getting is no-strings-attached data, technology and information that can go a long way to covering one of most challenging days of a journalist's year.
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I came to grappling and MMA much later than I would've liked, but it's been an absolute godsend for me during some of the most challenging times of my life.
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It's the audiences in New York City that stand-ups value; they are considered the most challenging, in part because they are used to seeing the best of the best.
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But now, the most challenging elements of governing a small, racially divided Midwestern city are no longer likely to be confined to the distant background of Mr. Buttigieg's presidential campaign.
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At the news conference on Wednesday, Mr. Stoltenberg said NATO "faces the most challenging security environment in a generation," with threats from cyberattacks as well as from states and nonaligned forces.
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What used to make me tick is not necessarily making me tick anymore … The most challenging thing right now is trying to find what it is that makes my heart sing.
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Even though Ruse's stance is that violence is a choice, she said it's hard to ignore that these spikes coincide with one of the most challenging economic crises in the province.
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In the best of times, as well as during the most challenging of times, Elijah Cummings remained steadfast in his love for, his belief in and his presence among his community.
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The dynamic shift between playing all these different characters, sometimes two or three in a day is the most fun aspect of working on the show but also the most challenging.
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The most challenging work of this group, however, is "Smile" (2016) by Peter Williams, which rivals the Motherwell in size — the most monumental painting I've seen by this consistently unsettling artist.
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"Element AI will benefit by continuing to leverage NVIDIA's high performance GPUs and software at large scale to solve some of the world's most challenging issues," he said in a statement.
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It is perhaps one of the most challenging of our standards to enforce because determining whether something is hate speech is so dependent on the context in which it is shared.
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"At the moment, the biggest barriers are … successfully marketing against a market leader and, probably most challenging, convincing users that the product is as safe and reliable as EpiPen," Allen said.
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The mission is one of the most challenging in SpaceX history, with four separate upper-stage engine burns and three separate orbits to deploy satellites, the company said on its website.
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Managing people is perhaps the most challenging thing most people will have to learn in the course of their professional lives – especially because there's no one 'right' way to do it.
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" While using her voice to serenade her daughter has been effortless, Perri says the "most challenging thing is breastfeeding and not sleeping" — two aspects of motherhood "you absolutely cannot prepare for.
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Largely because of Nadal, the French Open has proved the most challenging for the Serb and his one title came three years ago when Nadal had withdrawn with a wrist injury.
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"The New River and immediate surrounding area remains one of our most challenging and dangerous areas to work," El Centro Sector Assistant Chief Patrol Agent David Kim said in a statement .
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Michael Strahan says that going through a divorce was one of the most challenging times he endured in his personal life, but it's one that helped him recognize his own strength.
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We are still pushing to release them, although we know the most challenging part of the process is giving those children a healthy and sustainable future once they have been released.
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Haehl said that the most challenging part of the photo shoot was figuring out all of the perfect details and props to include, especially given the time period of the movie.
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About 28 percent said the trip was among the top five most challenging things they'd ever been through, and about 11 percent said it was the hardest thing they've ever endured.
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These young men and women have been through the nightmare of combat in the most challenging environments; they know what it means to serve the country, beyond flag-waving and sloganeering.
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In recent surveys, cities have identified infrastructure funding as their most challenging issue going forward, and they are running out of options that don't break their budgets and destroy their solvency.
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He also said the company could attract foreign investors to develop the Achimov formation in Yamal, one of the most challenging projects in Siberia because of its low permeability and porosity.
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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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Every week, some of the most challenging patients I see are suffering with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis — inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) that cause chronic, painful inflammation of the digestive system.
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"The Department is deeply grateful to Ambassador Bass for his superior service in one of the world's most challenging diplomatic postings," the spokesperson said in a statement obtained by The Hill.
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Yet to a 21st-century eye, the most challenging and surprising work here is a serpentine bronze statuette of Orpheus, done around 1471 and on loan from the Bargello in Florence.
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The end of the year and the start of the new one marks the end of what has been the most challenging decade for them and the start of something new.
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The Phillies have the most challenging schedule: two games with Boston, three each with Atlanta and Cleveland, five with Washington and three with Miami, a team they have struggled to beat.
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Tracking waste, Armbuster says, has proven to be the most challenging aspect of implementation because it means properly training their 460,000-member workforce to become more aware of where waste occurs.
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She also spoke about the influence of Ms. Watson, the grueling role's most challenging aspects and the fatty fish she binged on to build up the strength to get through it.
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While past reform efforts have been unsuccessful, it seems reasonable to speculate that he will take another crack at resolving one of the most challenging financial-services issues of recent years.
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When it came to designing the two-layered dial, which Mr. Archibong described as the most challenging element, he said he was inspired by his obsession with cathedrals and their windows.
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Personal Health Marriages fall apart for many different reasons, but one of the most common and most challenging to overcome is the discovery that one partner has "cheated" on the other.
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According to ManpowerGroup data, 60 percent of employers say that good verbal and written communication skills are both the most important and the most challenging trait to find in a new candidate.
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Chasing innovations and being competitive with the labs is one of the most challenging and exhausting [aspects] but when you win a victory, you feel like you want to throw a party.
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The latest revelations have pushed the World Health Organization to announce that it's scaling up its emergency response, in one of the most challenging places in the world to deliver humanitarian aid.
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Having tried everything from boot camp to barre classes, I thought I would be prepared for any workout, but this was definitely one of the most challenging classes I have ever tried.
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"One of the most challenging things for me was how to stay true to the aesthetic of Frog Fractions from the original game and the early part of the ARG," said Newman.
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The design automation hardware and software maker did give current quarter guidance that was slightly above analysts' estimates, following a year that Mentor had called its most challenging since the financial crisis.
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The results were optimistic: "Each approach has a range of successful parameters...that would succeed in removing the transmission potential of the targeted species in even the most challenging settings," they wrote.
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"This resulted in softness across most merchandise categories, with women's apparel being the most challenging," he said, adding that the company is working to improve its merchandise assortment by using data analytics.
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Once we realize our stressors, we're going to seek to change those things and force society to recognize that being a mother is one of the most challenging jobs in the world.
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Aside from the very obvious challenge of designing wearable suits that are lightweight and unobtrusive, the economics of exoskeletons might just be the most challenging aspect of bringing them to the mainstream.
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In the case of North Korea, which President Obama warned would be his most challenging problem, Trump has acted as if Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un is another rival to be bullied.
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A president must understand that public health, scientific innovation and medical advances are important issues that must be discussed and advocated for as a solution to some of our most challenging problems.
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Asked to describe the most challenging operating climate for Prudential, the CEO sounded an optimistic note, asserting that given the group's diversification, they were well placed to deal with any one market.
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Although Pocono Raceway has long been regarded as one of the most challenging stops on the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series schedule, young drivers have shown a propensity in mastering the challenge.
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Asia is one of the most challenging regions in the world to lead a company due to the diversity in business practices, corporate cultures and the availability of talent in local markets.
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Julie Conway, the executive director of the Value in Electing Women (VIEW) Pac, said getting female candidates through the primary process is one of the most challenging aspects in accomplishing their goal.
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CAO supports faculty and students at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and other postsecondary institutions to develop research-based solutions to the most challenging issues in education, criminal justice and entrepreneurship.
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To an extent that we have only begun to grasp, movies invented a new way of thinking, and Abbas Kiarostami's movies are among the clearest and most challenging applications of cinematic thought.
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Getting a perfect tahdig, which can also be made from yogurt, thinly sliced onions or potatoes (or the rice itself), is one of the most challenging techniques in all of Persian cooking.
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While White might feel physically ready to compete, it's his mental mindset that's always been most challenging for the athlete who holds the record for winning the most X-Games gold medals.
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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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Deal left again in 2013, leading to the Pixies' third reincarnation, possibly their most challenging yet, as a band ploughing on after the revolution it triggered had been absorbed into the mainstream.
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While Mr. Blum was promoting the Los Angeles art scene, Ms. Dwan leapfrogged over his efforts, introducing Angelenos to the most challenging work she could bring back from New York and Paris.
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But the choice of Judge Kavanaugh is perhaps the most challenging of the four finalists, with lawmakers warning that his voluminous record could prolong the confirmation process, even past the November election.
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The mission was one of the most challenging in SpaceX history, with four separate upper-stage engine burns and three separate orbits to deploy the satellites, the company said on its website.
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One of the most challenging parts of my job is the massive number of documents I have to read, most of which are junk, but hidden in there are some real gems.
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First, as extreme poverty disappears from many places, including China and India and, increasingly, many countries in Africa, it gets more and more concentrated in the most challenging places in the world.
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A veteran reporter and former CNN bureau chief, Ms. Ressa has covered wars and talked to terrorists, but she described the past two years as the most challenging in her multidecade career.
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But for all the obstacles standing in the way of her United States Open title defense, the most challenging proved to be the indomitable woman on the other side of the net.
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While travelers are used to flight cancellations in blizzards, the unpredictable storms and extreme heat of warmer months present airlines — and passengers — with some of the most challenging conditions of the year.
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" While Unglert admires Miller-Keyes' curiosity about the world, he says that the most challenging part of traveling with his girlfriend is that "she can find things to complain about really easily.
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The book will not be a conventional tell-all memoir, but an exploration of the principles that have guided Mr. Comey through some of the most challenging moments of his legal career.
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The public role of bioethicists involves writing and teaching about the most challenging controversies in their fields, often grappling with the impact of new technologies such as xenotransplantation or three-parent babies.
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Also people know me as a comedic actress for my sitcoms, so this character stands out as the most challenging and probably the one I was the most nervous about taking on.
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He said the long periods of separation from his wife, who is also in the U.S. Air Force, and two young boys is one of the most challenging parts of the job.
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Handling the most challenging cases Durham, 69, is a registered Republican, according to public listings, and it doesn't appear that he ever donated to any political candidates, according to Federal Election Commission records.
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"I would say it's the most challenging job, police chief job, in the country right now," said Chuck Wexler, the executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum, which studies law enforcement policies.
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As a technology incubator, Jigsaw will be investing in and building technology to expand access to information for the world's most vulnerable populations and to defend against the world's most challenging security threats.
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"We would like to extend an opportunity to our existing investors who have remained committed to Pershing Square during the most challenging performance period in the history of our firm," the letter said.
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Marko, a mountain guide, then invited me to climb to a high point in the resort, 8,274-foot Pribreg mountain, where we could find the longest, most challenging runs back to the base.
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For the seven-year-old United States Cyber Command, which is still building its cyber "special forces" and deploying them throughout the world, the Iran project was perhaps its most challenging program yet.
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The field test had opened a "completely new area of research", it said, with potential for the development of highly mobile and sensitive radar systems able to survive the most challenging combat engagements.
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It is not like moderators do that good of a job in making sure questions are answered – candidates have a long history of sidestepping even the most challenging issues without any lasting danger.
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In 2009, when the memorial was unveiled, NATO was in charge of combat operations against Taliban-led insurgents in Afghanistan — by far the biggest and most challenging enterprise in its 69-year history.
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The complexity of tracing money all the way through the financial system, from a legitimate asset back to a crime, or vice versa, makes these cases some of the most challenging investigators undertake.
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But instead of running from her fears after the accident, Gabeira moved to the surf town to get more practice with the life-threatening — or in her words "biggest and most challenging" — waves.
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What's been most challenging when thinking about Travis Scott over the years is that he has been gradually cementing himself as one of rap's leading characters without his music having any linear narrative.
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Chairman Abilio Diniz said excess poultry production in Brazil, combined with the rising costs and unfavorable foreign exchange rates that hurt its exports, resulted in one of the company's most challenging quarters ever.
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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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He added that the reason Cruise has this focus isn't arbitrary, but because it wants to test in the most challenging conditions in order to accelerate the deployment of actual AVs on roads.
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"Today's results were a little soft versus expectations but key growth drivers reassured as the company heads into its most challenging period," said Deutsche Bank analyst Richard Parkes, who recommends buying the stock.
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"The core airline has always been operating in a very, very solid way even in the most challenging times," Peter Baumgartner, chief executive officer of Etihad Airways told CNBC's Hadley Gamble on Monday.
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Wolf worked with Nielsen through many of the administration's most challenging immigration issues, but left as her chief of staff to take on another role within Homeland Security before she resigned in April.
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They have a book out in November called "Good Economics for Hard Times," which investigates the most effective methods for deploying capital toward the world's most challenging problems, from climate change to inequality.
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EDs are some of the most challenging mental disorders to treat, with a lack of strong evidence to support any particular approach, and a high rate of drop-outs and relapses among patients.
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And it almost became like a pilot every episode because there were brand-new sets that all had to be designed and built, and that was perhaps the most challenging aspect of it.
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See how, throughout this exhausting piece, she somehow offers new ways of looking at traditional violin gestures while Berio's music nods to some of the most challenging music ever written for the instrument.
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"This is the most challenging winter, in terms of exposure, that I've ever seen," said Dr. Brooks Moore, the assistant medical director of the emergency department at Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta's public hospital.
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The appointment holds particular weight as Mr. Trump heads into the most challenging year of his presidency with a newly elected Democratic House that's vowed tougher oversight when they take over next month.
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But personally, I find one of the most challenging aspects of our digital preoccupation to be the displacement it induces from nature, face-to-face communication, physical activity, and quiet, internally focused moments.
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Oil prices are fairly low right now, which could make it risky for companies to drill in the most challenging areas, like Alaska's Arctic seas (where Shell tried and failed to find oil).
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But the vast scope of North Korea's program — and the fact that it has already tested and built nuclear weapons — means it would be the most challenging case of nuclear disarmament in history.
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"These past 365 days have been the most challenging, hilarious, sleepless, giggle filled, food-on-the-floor, heart-beating-out-of-my-chest, WONDERFUL, life-changing days I have ever experienced," she wrote.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Talks to update the North American Free Trade Agreement intensified on Saturday although U.S. negotiators looked set to once again withhold proposals for one of the Trump administration's most challenging issues.
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"The last 2617.4 months has undoubtedly been the most challenging in our history," the high-end London label said in a statement, citing difficult business conditions heading into the crucial holiday shopping period.
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In my observation, this is the protective factor that buffers against despair and disconnection in the most extreme situations, the most challenging of which may be the period after discharge from the military.
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"With the most challenging issue over Northern Ireland remaining unresolved, we view the balance of risks as increasingly negative," Hans Redeker, global head of currency strategy at Morgan Stanley, said in a note.
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Now, a mere (and one hopes, for her, very restful) year later, Ms. Jackson will be reincarnating the most challenging role in the Shakespeare canon, but with a different director and supporting cast.
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"Sudden Death" is Mr. Enrigue's fifth novel, but only the first to be translated into English (and beautifully so by Natasha Wimmer, who has also deftly rendered the most challenging of Roberto Bolaño's work).
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Here's the full text of the company update: This morning, the following email was sent to all Tesla employees: As we all experienced first-hand, last year was the most challenging in Tesla's history.
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In online education, real-world experience can be one of the most challenging things to provide, especially in areas of advanced technology where there isn't that much hands-on experience to be had anywhere.
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Kieran Murray: U.S./Canada News Editor Kieran has been Washington bureau chief since the start of the Trump administration, leading coverage of one of the most challenging and closely watched stories in the world.
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The first 0.6 miles (1 km) is proving to be the most challenging, requiring the rescue divers to swim with the boys through tight sections while holding their oxygen tanks in front of them.
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This is definitely a weekend read (it's about 25 mins in length), but here's a taste: There's one more piece to this grander AR vision, and it's perhaps the biggest and most challenging one.
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You can also see visualizations of how hard you were concentrating to figure out, for example, that you should take a break after 20 minutes, or maybe do the most challenging work around 2PM.
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The divergence suggests the environment facing large parts of China's service providers who dominate sectors such as catering and accommodation are less rosy, as they have entered the most challenging funding environment in years.
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Kim Kardashian has a lot of jobs, from makeup mogul to Instagram influencer to reality TV queen — but it's navigating her family life that might be the most challenging task listed on her resume.
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In a memo to employees on Friday, Musk said 2018 was the "most challenging in Tesla's history," adding the company hired 30 percent more employees last year which was more than it could support.
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"This has been one of the most challenging, difficult and intense years of our lives," Amy Hagstrom Miller, founder of Whole Woman's Health, one of the abortion providers that challenged the law, told supporters.
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" Continues Giudice, 45, "What's the most challenging to me is I do have four daughters, and giving them all the time, the one-on-one attention that they need, that's really important to me.
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Evangelista Santos is thought to be the most challenging opponent 'MVP' has faced, but many felt the fact that he was knocked out two months before he met Page wouldn't do him any favors.
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Mr. Manafort has expansive purview in the Trump campaign, but the most challenging task he or any adviser faces is controlling Mr. Trump's message, which is frequently shoot-from-the-lip and ad-libbed.
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One of the most challenging aspects of defeating malaria is that both the parasite and the mosquito that carries it evolve; as a result, they develop resistance to the insecticides and anti-malarial drugs.
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"While it is difficult to rank threats, the most challenging type of threat is the threat that we do not know," the Cleveland division of the FBI said in a statement to The Hill.
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Those that have made it on the subcontinent, notching up valuations of over $1 billion in perhaps the most challenging and diverse of large markets, are agile, and well-placed to scale up elsewhere.
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Actors: Vera Farmiga, Patrick Wilson, Madison WolfeDirector: James Wan When paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine leave a self-imposed vacation to deal with a new haunt, Lorraine faces one of her most challenging assignments.
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The first week turned out to be the most challenging oneAt the start of the week, I was already missing the breakfasts and lunches that I usually get from food trucks with my coworkers.
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Stanford may have the most challenging schedule structure in college football (along with Southern California, which essentially has the same one): nine games in the typically deep Pac-210, plus one against Notre Dame.
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Perhaps most challenging, prospective sales were suddenly focused on just one country, Russia, where wine was long viewed as an effete tipple and vastly inferior to the manly beverages of choice — vodka and beer.
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The man behind "Pulp Fiction" and "Shakespeare in Love" has already made some efforts to produce his most challenging film yet, these people say: a documentary designed to pave the way for a comeback.
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And while the fifth-generation stealth fighter has become one of the most challenging programs in the history of the Department of Defense, in October the Pentagon announced the largest F-35 contract yet.
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"This has been the most challenging film I have ever worked on," Pitt, also a producer on the movie, told a news conference at the Venice Film Festival, where "Ad Astra" premieres on Thursday.
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Being his oldest and most challenging child, I've shared my gummy-eating indiscretion with my dad; at this point, there is nothing I could do that would shock him, except perhaps entering a convent.
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"I grew up very doubtful of myself in a lot of ways and I went into modeling, which is … the most challenging think to take on as someone who is quite insecure," she began.
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The most challenging driving environments require self-driving cars to make guidance decisions without white lines, Botts Dots (those little plastic bumps that mark lanes) or clear demarcations at the edge of the road.
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"One of the most challenging trends facing marketers within global brands is the creeping realization that often consumers don't really want to see advertising — at least, not in its traditional form," Dentsu's report states.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - New Zealand are focusing all their energy on the World Cup opener against South Africa on Saturday with coaches happy to have their most challenging match of the pool stages first up.
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In this lesson, students will examine the many fascinating features of the anglerfish, explore how it has adapted to its environment and finally, design their own imaginary organism to survive Earth's most challenging conditions.
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The mayor's pick, David Hansell, will take over the Administration for Children's Services next month, inheriting one of the most challenging posts in city government at a time of renewed scrutiny of the agency.
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Identifying effective ways to intervene when an isolated individual drifts toward violent extremism, or to detect committed singleton terrorists before they act, has proved to be one of the most challenging fields of counterterrorism.
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McNamara went on to say that for her, the most challenging aspect was "just trying to keep track of it all," since scenes are filmed out of order and the shooting schedule is hectic.
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Ford President and CEO Mark Fields may have one of the most challenging jobs of any executive here at Code Conference: transition a 113 year old auto-maker into a product and mobility services business.
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The roles at Eskom and SAA are some of the most challenging in corporate South Africa, with fierce disagreements over how the companies should operate, meaning it will be difficult to find replacement leaders quickly.
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Not that I was able to live up to this ideal, but being on the inside did provide a road map of how to succeed in one of the most challenging jobs in the world.
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"The most challenging part of a handstand is remaining patient to the process and listening to the cues your body is giving you," explains John Kasten, a movement coach at CrossFit Prospect Heights in Brooklyn.
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From the release: The research team reconstructed the most challenging sections or "cruxes" of two expert climbing sites outside, New Hampshire's "Things As They Are Now (TATAN)" and Utah's "Pilgrimage," on a climbing wall indoors.
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One of the only women to have served on an Indian Navy warship in 703, Sandhya Suri, told the Better India website that the posting was one of the most challenging periods of her life.
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The company helps businesses manage some of the most challenging parts of e-commerce — for example, it handles warehousing and fulfillment, while also creating and optimizing listings on Amazon, eBay and the seller's own website.
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Raw food, fish in particular, remains among the most challenging to mimic: designers proudly claim that it takes as long to master fake sushi—about a decade—as it does to become a sushi chef.
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The chord progression that makes up the entirety of the song came to be called the "Coltrane changes"; it's known across the musical world as one of the most challenging chord progressions to improvise over.
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The former reality TV star, 32, shared with PEOPLE in a Celeb Parents Get Real interview recently some of the most challenging tasks she has had to perform as a parent and how she's adjusting.
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Acosta is not only a dedicated public servant, who has held some of the most challenging Federal offices, but he has also earned a reputation for upholding the rule of law and doing what's right.
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This technology is integral in the development of self-driving cars, IBM Watson and speech and image recognition, as well as solving some of our most challenging tasks, like making sense of the human genome.
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It's not the most challenging role in the world -- Odell will play himself -- but there's potential for real drama as the storyline is based around OBJ trying to convince Beau's character to have lifesaving surgery.
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"The first step, and often the most challenging one, is to come up with a good idea that will be funny and engaging, but also simple to understand and work as a loop," Mendel explains.
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"It's most likely that Saudi Arabia will manage again to convince the OPEC ministers that production should be [cut]... but the negotiations and considerations this time will be [the most] challenging in a long time."
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"Takeoff and landing tests are the most challenging and complicated parts of the sea trials, and that's why the location is not far from the coast, just in case there's an accident," the source said.
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Tony Salame, founder, chairman and chief executive, Aïshti Center, Beirut: The most challenging thing today is to be able to share the collection in an unstable environment where ISIS is two hours away by car.
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The Raptors on Sunday were facing their most challenging test in their bid for a deep playoff run and, in the process, to persuade Leonard to sign with them as a free agent this summer.
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WX and JK were the other most challenging pairings, so I found a way to include them in longer answers with otherwise friendly letters, and then to cross those answers near a corner as well.
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Juda Engelmayer has had a 30-year career in crisis PR, but his biggest client last year was perhaps his most challenging ever, managing Harvey Weinstein's image as the now-convicted rapist headed to trial.
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Poring over the lodge's extensive collection of trail maps on my first afternoon, I chatted with Beno in Explora's airy, stylish living area about my interest in taking on the most challenging trek on offer.
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Vaccination is most challenging in North Kivu, where 2.2 million people are to be vaccinated in this round, because of high insecurity following armed attacks that make some areas inaccessible to aid workers, WHO said.
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The most challenging part of construction was designing a grid layout that allowed for eight- and six-letter themers in the same row, while also working in the 10-letter theme entries with smooth crossings.
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A story of a woman — a barbarian, a sorceress — who kills her children to punish the husband who betrayed her, it offers one of the greatest and most challenging parts for an actress to play.
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" Streep also recalled "the softness of her patience" when filming "Doubt": "After she had shot her most challenging scene (what seemed) scores of times (and perfectly, sublimely), the director decided he didn't like the background.
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Vaccination is most challenging in North Kivu, where 2.2 million people are to be vaccinated in this round, because of high insecurity following armed attacks that make some areas inaccessible to aid workers, WHO said.
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She still went back to the camp every year to reconnect with the friends she had grown close to, and to support new incoming campers still grappling with the most challenging aspects of their illness.
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In August last year, the Equality and Human Rights Commission warned failure to tackle deep-rooted race inequality would exacerbate divisions in society and found that ethnic minorities' life chances were "the most challenging for generations".
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Blendon and I spoke Thursday morning about why he thinks this is the most important question Republican pollsters are watching — and why he expects Medicaid expansion to become the most challenging issue for Republicans to address.
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President Xi arrives at Mar-a-Lago on Thursday for a two-day visit focused on North Korea and economic power, issues that most Democrats and Republicans would agree are among the most challenging we face.
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Starlink is not the most challenging game (at least not yet, outside of the only Dreadnought fight I've done which took me like five attempts to finish) but it has a certain comforting feel to it.
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A small but increasing number of hotels are adopting robots for check-in, room service and other duties, a move meant to eventually cut back on costs in one of the most challenging labor-driven industries.
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I installed the most challenging titles from my Steam and Origin libraries — think Ryse: Son of Rome, Crysis 22, Dying Light, and so on — and saw smooth frame rates on the highest graphical settings in all.
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Nobody is afraid to talk about the fact that Painting of a Panic Attack is Frightened Rabbit's darkest and most challenging record yet—no mean feat for a band that has prided itself on that aesthetic.
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As a die hard Shy Glizzy fan, this has been one of my most challenging undertakings, but below is my filled-in Glizzy Madness bracket (To see a full-size version of the bracket click here).
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However, some of the most challenging IMF-mandated reforms, notably reform of SOEs, the resolution of strategic public enterprises that have been protected from creditors, and the "rightsizing" of the public sector workforce, are still ahead.
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Despite working in a lot of places around the globe, it's these travels around my own country that I find most challenging and eye-opening in terms of the different ways we each experience the world.
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It was Mr. Byford's first day of what will undoubtedly be his most challenging transportation job yet: reviving a sprawling and aging subway system that has grown increasingly unreliable after years of political and financial neglect.
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In interviews, those who had stayed with Gilliam on this ride could be described as the director's own Sancho Panzas: equal parts loyal and astounded that Gilliam kept pressing on, even under the most challenging circumstances.
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Over scrambled eggs at a cafe near her office in suburban Los Angeles, Graves spoke of her most challenging moments on the job, the rating she now believes she got wrong, and images she can't unsee.
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Vigneault, who coached the Montreal Canadiens and the Vancouver Canucks before joining the Rangers, was asked if he felt he had found fresh pathways of learning and growth during his most challenging year in New York.
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Social media has documented some of the most challenging moments of life — when I lost my brother Pablo [the actor and "Fast and the Furious" co-star Paul Walker, who died in a crash in 2013].
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President Moon's most challenging task will be to broker a dialogue between North Korean and American high-level officials who will be in the same stadium for the first time for Olympic opening and closing ceremonies.
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For NASA, that culture change toward embracing risk has been the most challenging part of accessorize-your-satlet sort of work, because it's such a shift from the way the agency has operated in the past.
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Describing mining as "the most challenging culture to pull in" he says dwindling supplies of ore means the industry must adapt fast to catch up with a technological shift it took the car industry decades to enforce.
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Merkel took office last month as chancellor for a fourth, and likely final, term that may prove her most challenging yet as she leads the fragile coalition with her personal standing diminished following Germany's 2015 refugee crisis.
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Portman appeared at a photo call where she told reporters that playing the iconic first lady was one of the most challenging roles of her career, even describing it as "dangerous" to portray such a famous figure.
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After what CEO Steve Ells called the "most challenging [year] we've ever faced in our 23-year history," sales at the chain's established stores turned positive in December for the first month in more than a year.
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After what CEO Steve Ells called the "most challenging [year] we've ever faced in our 73-year history," sales at the chain's established stores turned positive in December for the first month in more than a year.
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Volvo's fortunes have come under renewed threat with the car sector facing one of its most challenging periods due to trade conflicts, hefty bills to develop electric and driverless cars, and an overall downturn in the industry.
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Alan Sinclair, who commands one of 22015 teams trained to manage the most challenging wildfires in the United States, said team leaders have to weigh the risks of clearing land when flames may be racing toward them.
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Roudbari said that one of the most challenging, but fun, sequences to coordinate was the climactic fight at an abandoned amusement park, when Harley, Canary, Huntress, and Montoya come together to fend off an army of henchmen.
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Survivalists will be put into the most challenging locations to date — an alligator-infested swamp in Florida and an African Kill Zone where they are stalked by lions, dozens of crocodiles and a herd of 100 elephants.
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In the doctor's office, one of the most challenging moments with ObamaCare insurance is when a patient is hamstrung by her deductible and can't have a test or treatment she needs despite a hefty (government subsidized) premium.
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Much like viewers, Khloé tweeted that she wished the show was able to air closer to the actual drama, because now she's having to publicly relive one of the most challenging moments in her life once again.
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For the full year, Chipotle expects comparable store sales to increase by just 6.5% over 2016, a disappointing improvement considering executives described 2016 as "the most challenging year in our history" after comparable sales dropped by 20.4%.
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"Efforts to secure an appropriate arrangement for UK-based firms will be one of the most challenging aspects of the negotiations about the UK's future relationship with the EU," said Andrew Tyrie, chairman of parliament's Treasury Committee.
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"It was kind of a no-brainer, that Laibach's totalitarian aesthetics, their story and everything about them made it the most challenging and, at same time, the most familiar, to bring to North Korean ears," said Traavik.
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AstraZeneca boss Pascal Soriot, facing his most challenging time since becoming chief executive in 2012, hopes strong growth for cancer pills Tagrisso and Lynparza, as well as demand for medicines in China, can offset the Mystic hit.
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U.S. regulators who will gather on Wednesday face their most challenging week in a decade, with one official telling Reuters that coming days will determine whether the federal government has to take measures to bolster market confidence.
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This affordable book contains 50 mandalas that vary in complexity and detail, so you can work your way up to the most challenging patterns slowly or you can work on a simple design when time is limited.
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The elimination of European tariffs is "the single most challenging issue" for the American lobster industry, said Annie Tselikis, the executive director of the Maine Lobster Dealers' Association, which represents companies that buy lobster from Maine fishermen.
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"This will be the most challenging environmental response after a hurricane that our country has ever seen," Judith Enck, an Environmental Protection Agency administrator who worked in Puerto Rico under President Obama, told CBS News on Tuesday.
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"The most challenging thing we have had to deal with in the last six years of developing this project has been the financing," said Biopower President Andrew Macdonald, while touring the site of the Ciro Redondo plant.
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He will know that Liverpool will be without Fabinho, the cornerstone of its midfield, for the most challenging run of matches of its season, and that Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is out for the next six weeks, too.
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Boeing's new space capsule will undergo one of its most challenging tasks next month when it performs the pad abort test to ensure astronauts can eject safely from the spacecraft in the event of a launch mishap.
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There is little doubt that the chief of staff position is the most challenging in the White House and Priebus may be in the most difficult situation a chief of staff has faced since the days of Nixon.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev (Ab InBev), the world's top brewer set to buy number two SABMiller, reported lower than expected earnings in the first three months after one of its most challenging quarters in crisis-hit Brazil in years.
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Vanessa Lachey is opening up further about her son Phoenix Robert's hospitalization over respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), revealing it was the most challenging part of her life and marriage — and is something she has not yet gotten over.
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"Paramount Network's original series Heathers is a satirical comedy that takes creative risks in dealing with many of society's most challenging subjects ranging from personal identity to race and socio-economic status to gun violence," the statement reads.
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Driving the news: Ford and VW this morning said they would expand an existing global alliance to collaborate on electric and self-driving vehicles, two of the most challenging and expensive new technologies in a rapidly changing industry.
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Ginsburg -- who is about to begin her 23rd term on the court -- allowed that the most challenging part of being a justice (a job she called the hardest job she ever had) is the "sheer stamina" it takes.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world's top brewer set to buy number two SABMiller, reported lower than expected earnings in the first three months after what it said was one of the most challenging quarters in Brazil in years.
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I recently spoke with Ramsey about her path, how digital media has helped her and other content creators "tell our own stories," and why unplugging is a crucial to part of tackling some of society's most challenging conversations.
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The most challenging part will be enforcing a specific provision in USMCA that mandates that 40 to 45 percent of a car's parts must be made by workers who earn at least $16 an hour to avoid tariffs.
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The companies - which account for over 503 percent of China's $11 trillion gross domestic product - have entered the most challenging funding environment in years as Beijing cracks down on easy credit to contain a dangerous debt build-up.
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I want a partner who isn't just like me, but someone whose differences excite me, and often, it's the people whose sun signs and birth charts have the most challenging aspects to mine that I find most attractive.
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