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hurdle

[hur-dl] / ˈhɜr dl /




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The model had already cleared an important hurdle.

From Science Daily

But there is a serious hurdle: U.S. prosecutors have viewed López Serrano as too valuable a source on the Mexican underworld to ship him back south, according to Mexico’s former Atty.

From Los Angeles Times

His next hurdle would be familiar to book lovers everywhere - finding space to house his overflowing collection.

From BBC

For months, she’s had to jump through hurdles to fill her prescription.

From The Wall Street Journal

Whether you’re 29 or 68, three dates means you’ve cleared the basic hurdles: conversation flows, attraction is mutual, and neither of you has abruptly “gotten busy” for two weeks.

From The Wall Street Journal