• The novice traveler often must undergo tests or challenges, but the experienced holy person is familiar with the road and the terrain and encounters no such problems.
• Every day, the dozy dozen face a series of challenges and tasks designed to test the sleep-deprived.
• It was his brother, Matthew, an architect, who took up the challenge of linking the tiny stone school buildings and turning them into a home.

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• Manchester United have won through November in a manner that should presage a championship challenge.
• They'll come second, but should really be staking a claim for a championship challenge.
• It was a nice win and one that we needed if we are to mount a challenge for the play-offs.

• Partisan poll workers have been accused of intimidating voters with photographs, heckling, and by challenges to their identity and qualifications.
• In order to proceed further, you must answer the sentry's challenge by entering the countersign
• The challenge must be made at a distance sufficient to prevent your being rushed by the person being challenged.

• The coroner in charge of the inquest is facing a legal challenge to his decision to appoint 12 royal courtiers to the jury
• In mounting such a challenge, an attorney argues that based on a person's answers to the lawyer's or the judge's questions, that person has proved himself incapable of carrying out his responsibilities as a juror.

• The parties to any jury trial may inspect a copy of the panel from which the jury in their trial will be chosen, in order to decide whether any should be challenged
• Defence Counsel may challenge two jury candidates and jurors will be asked if they have any connection with case or defendant.
• Since one is not allowed to select jurors, but only to challenge (deselect) them, traditional approaches to jury selection have focused on identification and challenge of undesirable jurors

• The security guard challenged him outside the building and the youngster gave himself up.
• Harkishin was challenged by security guards when he approached the checkout on Sunday.
• Sometimes a guard will challenge me and demand to see my pass.

• Mr Hayes has challenged the introduction of competition at the expense of the British Post Office.
• That move is being challenged by the Federal Opposition.

• A pioneer in liquid crystal displays, Sharp has seen its once-dominant position challenged by Taiwanese and Korean rivals.
• Fan is so far the only candidate and no one has yet emerged from the democratic camp to challenge the position she has held for the past seven years.
• The impressive and young Nurney team have not lost sight of the fact that they are one win away from getting themselves into a promotion challenging position.

• We are challenged with a most difficult task, which is to uphold the law,’ he said.
• Its hardships and difficulties challenge us to look into our soul so that we can ask how deeply we are willing to trust God.
• Some might say he was challenging me to work harder for my own good.

• The rare breeds hatchery business has challenged them, Drowns says.
• No strategy he could come up with would challenge him enough to spark interest.
• During the trading year, random events could spring up to challenge your ability to manage the business through such unforeseen situations.

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