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challenge

[chal-inj] / ˈtʃæl ɪndʒ /




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“In the Arctic, if you have very challenging weather conditions and no line of sight, then jamming can be critical,” Andreassen said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bowen had been pipped for victory in Friday's King George VI Chase at Kempton Park but this time he was not to be denied as he repelled the late challenge of O'Connell.

From Barron's

Logistics were a challenge, particularly the necessity of carrying money.

From BBC

It might seem like a ‘no-duh’ moment, but the effort to get phones out of the classroom wasn’t easy—and continues to be a challenge for many school districts.

From The Wall Street Journal

Efforts to curb the depletion of groundwater present complex challenges for communities and state agencies throughout much of Arizona, California and other Western states.

From Los Angeles Times