Do we rise to the challenge of defeating climate change?
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The question is whether they will rise to the challenge.
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Instead, we should join hands and rise to the challenge.
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Many are keen to rise to the challenge (see article).
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But that doesn't mean that they don't rise to the challenge.
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We will rise to the challenge, just as we always have.
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The question is whether Europe's leaders will rise to the challenge.
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We will rise to the challenge, just as we always have.
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It's too bad King of the Monsters couldn't rise to the challenge.
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Balanchine, by contrast, doesn't just rise to the challenge — he seems released.
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It did not take long for him to rise to the challenge.
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Mr. Blankson-Wood didn't just rise to the challenge: He transcended it.
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The robotic innovators' creations rise to the challenge of entertaining in virtual reality.
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"I know that somehow we're going to rise to the challenge," Daniel says.
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Sadly, mankind is still not doing nearly enough to rise to the challenge.
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At 24, Ms Stephens has plenty of time to rise to the challenge.
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Will we rise to the challenge, or let the opportunity pass us by?
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It is a cliché, but one worth remembering: Students rise to the challenge.
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It's time for the party of working Americans to rise to the challenge.
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Some rise to the challenge by trying to make a virtue of circumstance.
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Pence is a strong communicator and I expect him to rise to the challenge.
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Let us rise to the challenge and make securing their data a high priority.
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We think hardware people need to rise to the challenge and do something about it.
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That is ambitious, but history suggests those in the field will rise to the challenge.
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The (Armed Forces of the Philippines) will rise to the challenge and crush these godless criminals.
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It would produce competitively and thus rise to the challenge of the free market, it said.
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Ms. Peck, more than most, is equipped to rise to the challenge of new musical dynamics.
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That world is upon us—we can either hide from it or rise to the challenge.
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Companies like SpaceX and Boeing will rise to the challenge and compete to make cheaper boosters.
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And the League of United Latin American Citizens honored Sanchez with its "Rise to the Challenge" award.
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"This fractured approach will not be sufficient to rise to the challenge the country faces," they added.
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"This fractured approach will not be sufficient to rise to the challenge the country faces," they added.
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Failing to rise to the challenge would not only put our alliances, values and interests at risk.
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They need to rise to the challenge of being one of the bigger houses of best practices.
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I expect one of you to rise to the challenge and post a video in the comments below.
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On Wednesday, comedian Billy Eichner decided to rise to the challenge and offer himself up as fresh meat.
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And that's really the key to this competition: Rise to the challenge, but put your stamp on it.
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But it remains to be seen whether the party can rise to the challenge of showing up everywhere.
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But it also inspires you to rise to the challenge unlike any game of its kind before it.
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Vitaminwater wants to find out, and it's willing to part with $100,000 if someone can rise to the challenge.
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When the world changes and the federal government cannot rise to the challenge, he argued, voters' disillusion only grows.
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Daimler Trucks North America CEO Martin Daum said Wednesday that he was confident Daimler would rise to the challenge.
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The people of France, of Europe and of the world must hope that he will rise to the challenge.
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I want my son to rise to the challenge of fighting to determine which stories will define our America.
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Those who've worked with Hahn predict he'll rise to the challenge and fill in gaps in his knowledge base.
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American innovators can and will rise to the challenge to remain the world leader in the development of AI technology.
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We've asked New Yorkers all around our city to rise to the challenge and look out for themselves and others.
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Game after game, and with a great deal of effort, Atlético continued to rise to the challenge and climb the mountain.
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Fashion is a big part of the show, so it's always nice to see how certain stars rise to the challenge.
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We stand on the side of German engineers, of the hard-working so-called Mittelständler who can rise to the challenge.
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Reaching that goal will be hard, but hard things are what we do and we're ready to rise to the challenge.
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Many of us began the year deeply worried about the ability of our system to rise to the challenge it faced.
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Though I didn't support Mr. Trump in the 2016 election, after he won, I hoped he would rise to the challenge.
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" Schools, hospitals and public institutions generally will not rise to the challenge of the 21st century "if social integration is failing.
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It's a huge role, but Ms. Gough, 37, didn't so much rise to the challenge as blow the theater's roof off.
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"He is growing with the challenge, and if you need to rise to the challenge then you become better," Wolff said.
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The Russian, 22, has plenty of admirers for his race craft and attitude but has struggled to rise to the challenge.
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The Runaways comics were exciting in part because they forced the young heroes to rise to the challenge of fighting implacable foes.
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Lawmakers may be more reluctant to back that as elections approach in October, but Maia suggested they would rise to the challenge.
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The Conversation also runs Imagine, a newsletter in which academics explore how the world can rise to the challenge of climate change.
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And here's what I realized: Sometimes, life just throws stuff at you, and you rise to the challenge because you have to.
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"An industry that boasts some of the brightest minds and biggest budgets should have been able to rise to the challenge," he added.
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Regarding the second, he's hardly the first person to rise to the challenge, but he does so with characteristic wit and savage precision.
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We will rise to the challenge, just as we always have," she said, during a speech that was regularly interrupted with chants of "Hillary!
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Whether the museum can rise to the challenge that's been thrust upon it — to shift the discourse on African art — remains to be seen.
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Congress needs to rise to the challenge, and look to some of these promising models as inspiration for building better support for family caregivers.
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"We must rise to the challenge facing our state with every tool at our disposal and without a second of delay," Newsrom's letter read.
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Not for the first time, the Pope is reminding politicians that history will judge whether they rise to the challenge or abdicate their responsibilities.
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"It is now up to General Electric to rise to the challenge and to take care of these issues... before next summer starts," he said.
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Uber and Lyft have raised expectations among riders, and the yellow taxi industry will need to rise to the challenge if they're going to survive.
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Here's the truth: In response to this absolute avalanche of news on major issues, Congress has seemed to shrink rather than rise to the challenge.
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Monique and Asia expressed concerns that their teammate, the walking selfie Aquaria, would be too lo-fi to rise to the challenge of extemporaneous speaking.
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He knows that American companies can rise to the challenge of making great products at competitive prices when the rules are fair and properly enforced.
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In football culture, a injury is really just an opportunity to persevere through adversity, to fight through the pain, rise to the challenge, and battle back.
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But with expectations heavy on his shoulders, Felix says he is ready to rise to the challenge and write his own chapter of Portuguese sporting history.
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Some states are doing their best, and yet the challenges seem bigger than their best efforts, while others are clearly failing to rise to the challenge.
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I can't think of anyone better than Cory Booker to rise to the challenge," the singer wrote, adding, "[Booker] is the right leader for this moment.
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Angels is the play to beat in this category by a mile, and it's unlikely that any of its fellow nominees will rise to the challenge.
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In my almost five years as executive director of the Abortion Care Network, over and over, I've watched independent providers across the country rise to the challenge.
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This will once again test our political system, but I believe our leaders will rise to the challenge as our nation has always done in a crisis.
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We can do much more - we owe it to the next generation to rise to the challenge of school shootings via both improved mental health and gun safety.
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The automation trend in the knowledge society is no different - we will rise to the challenge, and Labor Day will continue to be celebrated by humans, not robots.
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But of course, journalists are not completely free of it — and Brexit comes to my mind as a bad example of media failing to rise to the challenge.
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It's one of the toughest roles in the ballet canon, but Ms. Teuscher, with her lucid technique and nuanced acting, should be able to rise to the challenge.
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The bottom line: The Trump administration's policies will impede economic growth and cede its potential leadership role in addressing climate change, while Canada and others rise to the challenge.
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The question is whether we can rise to the challenge, whether we can look deep within ourselves and use that wisdom to create a new, radically more humane technology.
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That's led some experts to question the government's handling of the San Bernardino case, and why the FBI insists it can't use those resources to rise to the challenge.
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Whether supporting French troops in the Sahel, or training Kurdish fighters in Iraq, Germany's soldiers usually rise to the challenge when a few of them are under an international spotlight.
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Mr Albayrak, who is also the president's son-in-law, and whose appointment as finance minister last month has further unnerved investors, has been unable to rise to the challenge.
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But when the industry you're lampooning is trying to cure death, go to Mars, and "connect" every person the planet, even a comedy should dare to rise to the challenge.
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Fifty years after 1967, the road ahead is at best uncertain, waiting perhaps for leaders to rise to the challenge of resolving the problem of the (much too) promised land.
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"Our results clearly demonstrate our capacity to rise to the challenge of managing differing trends among business platforms and the fallout of global trade tensions," McIntosh said in a statement.
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"We are continuously seeking to rise to the challenge of feeding the world's growing population in a sustainable manner," Louis Dreyfus Chief Executive Ian McIntosh said, according to the statement.
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Once policy sends a clear signal, if past is prologue, American businesses will rise to the challenge and, in doing so, prepare to lead in a future low carbon world.
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Publishing recipes and articles in newspapers and magazines, they encouraged women to become "budgeteers" and rise to the challenge of transforming glop like creamed spaghetti with carrots into tasty dishes.
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And for a variety of reasons (including cyber-enabled disinformation), democratic governments and other institutions that should be working to address these threats have failed to rise to the challenge.
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But those campaigns risk serving as Band-Aids if we don't rise to the challenge of creating a safe driving environment, rather than relying on drivers to change their behavior.
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More than anything, the exhibition leaves one with the optimistic feeling that artists can rise to the challenge imposed by limitations that would have seemed much too constrictive to earlier generations.
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"Although the macroeconomic conditions are far from ideal, we believe a great company can still rise to the challenge and distinguish itself," he said in a speech at the listing ceremony.
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We're long overdue to convene a collaborative summit for U.S. leaders across healthcare sectors to rise to the challenge, look at rising systemic costs, and advance solutions that work for patients.
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Many previous Cleopatras have outshone their Antonys, but Ms. Okonedo and Mr. Fiennes alike rise to the challenge of a sweeping, episodic text that can feel like a screenplay-in-waiting.
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Lively says she was partially motivated by one of Reynolds' movies – and one that also required him to virtually go solo onscreen – to rise to the challenge of carrying her own project.
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I know we will rise to the challenge and do big things together in the coming year that help the entire media industry adjust to the rapid, destabilizing shifts in the world.
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"The president and I are confident in your abilities and know you will rise to the challenge to lead the Central Intelligence Agency," Vice President Mike Pence said at the swearing-in.
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It is through the domestic discretionary budget that we can judge whether we, as a society, rise to the challenge of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s reminder that budgets are moral documents.
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It must have been a tough case — or else you were all too worried about the coming election to rise to the challenge — because we got just over 200 responses, fewer than usual.
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You consciously treat proteins and their carrier microbes exactly as people unconsciously treat disease microbes when blasting them willy-nilly with antibiotics: You encourage the microbes to rise to the challenge, adapt, survive.
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"Our results clearly demonstrate our capacity to rise to the challenge of managing differing trends among business platforms and the fallout of global trade tensions," Chief Executive Ian McIntosh said in a statement.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Steven Tyler throw shade your way ... see if you can rise to the challenge and figure out the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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Our coaching staff and our players are now aware that we will have to play the first six games without Patrick and they understand they have to rise to the challenge that it presents.
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Will Pelosi as Speaker seek revenge for past grievances and settle present scores, or will she rise to the challenge of governing with an opposition party that controls the Senate and the White House?
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Given that U.S. energy consumption is expected to rise 2628% in the next 28503 years, it is vital that our country rise to the challenge and meet our growing energy demand with domestic production.
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"Unfortunately, at the point in my life when I created the Lucille Ball sculpture, now over 10 years ago, I came up short and was not able to rise to the challenge," he wrote.
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But, as with Bill Clinton in 1992, the candidate who can rise to the challenge will be able to show that he or she can connect with and respond to the anxieties facing this restless electorate.
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Hack Harassment's board brings together seven different voices with a range of perspectives and expertise: According to its newly-minted members, the heterogenous mix is what makes the organization uniquely suited to rise to the challenge.
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Instead, it revealed his inability to rise to the challenge Push presented, and perhaps more importantly, this highlighted not only the viciousness of Push but, like all great villains, the fact that Push thrives off this.
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Or do I expect more from a work of imaginative literature — some deeper understanding of human motivations and emotions or a sense that language can, by inventive means, rise to the challenge of depicting historical horrors?
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The belief that the nation can rise to the challenge of climate threats and push toward a zero-carbon energy system, he said — and do it with social justice and fairness — is crucial to the effort.
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If the right policies emerge from Washington as the Trump team fleshes out its trade and related policies – which can't be simply increasing tariffs to keep the competition less competitive – expect American business to rise to the challenge.
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A truly great country worthy of a modern exceptionalism would rise to the challenge to heal the wounds of hate and division by giving all Americans opportunities to participate in a growing economy that offers them shared prosperity.
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Why it matters: Selling individuals while not straying too far from hockey's team-first culture is easier said than done, but the NHL must rise to the challenge if it wants to attract the next generation of fans.
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But a nervous Dean, I'm sorry to say, largely fails to rise to the challenge, asking her questions like "Do you believe in the Tooth Fairy?" and "What's your favorite dinosaur?" in a misguided attempt to relieve the tension.
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We should also rise to the challenge posed by another growing public health challenge worthy of our urgent attention and investment: combating the nearly 6900,2628 rare diseases and disorders that directly affect 28503 million people, most of them children.
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Billions of dollars in international aid are needed and leaders from around world are gathered in London to rise to the challenge of raising money and to create hope, jobs and help get every Syrian child back into school.
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"[W]e can rise to the challenge of the greatest crisis in history by organizing politically to catalyze a national and global climate emergency effort, employing local workers in a mobilization effort building and installing renewable energy infrastructure," the resolution says.
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Adrian LeBaron, whose daughter and grandchildren died in the attack, reflected the views of several other relatives who said they had little faith in Mexico's judicial system and federal government, but still hopes the country will rise to the challenge.
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"In light of the humanitarian tragedy that has taken place, in which children have been separated from their parents, we have decided to rise to the challenge and take the lead in helping these families," said Gilad Japhet, MyHeritage's CEO, in a statement.
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LONDON, March 17 (Reuters) - Prime Minister Boris Johnson told his ministers on Tuesday that the British government must rise to the challenge of supporting businesses through the coronavirus epidemic and would set out more details shortly, a spokeswoman for his office said.
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"All levels of government need to rise to the challenge, ensure the safety and security of the Jewish community, and do everything in our power to combat the disgusting hate and pervasive anti-Semitism," Rose, who is Jewish, said in a statement.
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"If our country does not rise to the challenge, the agricultural food sector, which sends 78% of its exports north (to the United States), we're looking at near term consequences that could have catastrophic consequences for the economy, health and lives," said de la Vega.
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Reed may never be able to fully restore his reputation after video images showed him improving his lie in a sandy waste area at the World Challenge in December but he has proved in Mexico that he can roll with the punches and rise to the challenge.
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Unless the leaders of some of the most populous countries in the Middle East rise to the challenge and create jobs -- and therefore hope -- for their booming young populations, there will be more strife ahead and that trouble -- unlike the early days of the Arab Spring -- may not stay at home.
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Mozela has a lot to deal with in life, but no matter how hard it may be for him to face the death of his father, or to maintain his grades and attendance at school while also meeting the demands at the project, he continues to rise to the challenge.
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Back in March, Supermarket News reported that Instacart has rolled out its delivery of "beer, wine, and spirits" to 14 states and Washington, DC."That's one of the opportunities that, on the bright side, I think that we as an industry continue to rise to the challenge on," Ganenthiran said.
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" Lincoln also called upon all persons of good conscience, not simply to remember the sacrifice of those who died preserving these ideals on the battlefield at Gettysburg, but also to act upon those ideals, and to rise to the challenge "to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us….
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The coronavirus pandemic has brought America to its knees, and local and national businesses have had to rise to the challenge like never before, from airlines and hotels forgoing cancelation penalties to local bars and restaurants closing their doors in an effort to flatten the curve and limit the spread of COVID-19.
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WASHINGTON — A fierce chorus of critics denounced President-elect Donald J. Trump on Monday for appointing Stephen K. Bannon, a nationalist media mogul, to a top White House position, even as President Obama described Mr. Trump as "pragmatic," not ideological, and held out hope that he would rise to the challenge of the presidency.
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Acknowledge the changes that are happening and rise to the challenge by demonstrating humanity and kindnessBusinesses are scrambling, and the new normal is anything but normal for most — and that's something today's job seekers need to recognize, said Hermon Ghermay, director of the marketing, media, and communications executive search firm Grace Blue who has placed candidates at Harman, Omnicom, Omidyar Networks, R/GA, and Universal McCann.
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