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He thought for a while, and then challenged the hare to have another race, but on a slightly different route.

She felt that she was not being challenged enough in her high school environment and wanted to try something different.

But these values, which Americans have defended since the Revolution, are about to be challenged in unexpected ways.

is going to debate the Iraq problem later in the day and "the speech of Blair will be challenged by his own Labor Party" .

PMs must be continuously challenged and exposed to projects to put knowledge into practice and therefore becoming better at it.

The others would stay in Moscow, ready to take over the levers of power and use force to assert their authority if challenged.

Jesus spoke these words when he drove moneychangers out of the temple and was challenged to prove his authority to do so.

A. The general challenged the enemy leader to fight. B. The enemy leader was challenged to fight with the general.

If you feel challenged even if I take the name of God, all right, let us keep it that you are a human being because of evolution, all right.

Several times when Miscavige made some comment during the dinner, the organizer said, "Paul challenged him in a lighthearted way. "

Obama at least seems to realize this fact and has -- albeit tepidly -- challenged a recalcitrant Israel to get serious about peace.

CC#1 was trying to explain to them and me why he considered a girl he knew to be a little more intellectually challenged than him.

And this ensures that our efforts to dominate the wind, solar, nuclear and electric car industries will not be challenged by America.

Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse, she challenged me to see who could hook up with a straight girl first.

So strong is the pragmatic tradition of American political thought that this concept of linkage was widely challenged in 1969.

After Pineda-Moreno challenged the DEA's actions, a three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit ruled in January that it was all perfectly legal.

She was challenged on her merger plan with Compaq: "The fact that the tech industry might have to consolidate was viewed as heresy. "

"Bill helped me find and set up the table and challenged me to a match, and I promptly won, " she said.

Assessment: This has a bit of extra heel, so it's perfect for the vertically challenged. The buckle is flash without being crass.

One night in a bar, three big men challenged her to a sexual endurance match at a nearby motel.

Unlike a man, when a woman feels challenged the tone of her speech automatically becomes increasingly mistrusting and rejecting.

Ahead of him now at the top of the ridge was the government position where he knew he would be challenged.

The Democratic senator from Montana was a novice in the rough world of rodeo three decades ago, but when challenged he did not hesitate.

I was one of dozens of advisers for a supporting brief filed by those who challenged the law.

Students scoring within the top 3% of students on an assessment test are referred to here to be further challenged.

But, Lelyveld writes, "South Africa . . . challenged him from the start to explain what he thought he was doing there in his brown skin. "

Well, Dad, " said the boy, " I challenged Larry to a duel. And, you know, I gave him his choice of weapons.

"I'm technologically challenged and I might not get this right, " the president joked. "Everybody has got to help me out here. "

US officials yesterday challenged the methodology used in the analysis and said the cost estimate looked far too high.

"It could be put at risk if the U. S. dollar was severely challenged as the main international reserve currency, " he said.

But he has no trouble coming up with a riposte when challenged on this possible gap in his political resume.

Unlike a man, when a woman feels challenged the tone of IT speech automatically becomings increasingly mistrusting and rejecting.

When reporters challenged him about this, he argued that it was because he had patriotism pinned to his heart.

Off the court and in the classroom, Obama found peers and professors who challenged him to think more deeply.

It was exciting to see Federer challenged, forced to respond to his pursuers and search for answers.

The low exchange rate in addition to high tariffs have doubled the company's expenses and challenged its profitability, " said the report. "

All this adds up to an environment where people feel appreciated, recognized, challenged, and appropriately compensated.

I felt as if she challenged him to run away.

The car wouldn't idle and the doctor challenged him to give it a try.

The directions are very simple and you might even think it's a piece of cake, but a few levels down you know what you've challenged.

But still no apology. When Tanya challenged him about this he gave her a throwaway reply.

Interpretations that this was the location of the 1000 temple prostitutes have been challenged.

Despite the fact that the palace was to explode around them in three minutes, Guri challenged Skywalker to a hand-to-hand brawl.

He challenged every point which he did not find crystal clear . . .

Although there was a delay of a few hours in announcing the results, when they came neither side challenged them.

When I said I was a good swimmer , she challenged me to a race .

The wife then filed a 'do not resuscitate' order and the children challenged it.

Growing up, I wanted to be totally independent, challenged and do things that would take me completely out of my comfort zone.

This way of photographing was soon challenged by available light photographs, which had a remarkable naturalness.

"Don't you know bars at hotels are not so expensive? " Aso said when challenged over his spree.

Some years ago I got to know a family to whom had been born a mentally challenged daughter.

Challenged on who counts as a rural labourer, Zhu declined to provide a definition, but insisted it did not matter.

"I consider us to be one of the best defensive teams in the league, and tonight, we were challenged, fully, " forward Kevin Garnett said.

When challenged, Nilsen showed detectives body parts and a pair of severed heads he had yet to dispose of.

This was something that Jianguo is still proud of: even before the Cultural Revolution, he had challenged the system, alone.

Up to now, his small website has been made into a large company which has thousand of employee and all of them are physically challenged.

The great John Wesley had been preaching for a number of years when someone challenged him concerning his faith.

McKinnon challenged Starmer's decision not to put him on trial in Britain.

Some day, if an equal appeared and challenged the limits of his skills in a fight, he would bear no resentment about being shot down.

For that reason, the judge stopped short of revealing himself to the public for fear of seeing his decisions challenged in court.

Whether or not unemployment brings unrest on the scale seen in 1989, the party will be severely challenged over the next few months.

Try increasing your speed or incline so that you feel challenged, for at least part of your workout.

The old ideas will be challenged. But we do not quite have the full sense of space that allows change to manifest.

but it would have been interesting to know what Mr Rosen thinks of the way intellectual-capital laws are being challenged at the moment.

If challenged by Mead, the girls would not have hesitated to tell the truth, but Mead never questioned their stories.

He did not support the arrest of Mikhail Khodorkovsky, an oligarch who challenged Mr Putin, and even questioned the prosecutor's tactics.

"Our view remains that first half of the year numbers are achievable, but the second half of the year looks challenged, " he said.

Teachers can let you know how your child is doing in class and whether your child is being challenged sufficiently.

To falsify one of them would be to challenge the scenario of inflation in the most serious way a scientific theory can be challenged.

When a board includes a variety of viewpoints and attitudes, the boss's bad ideas are more likely to be challenged.

Over the next few months, however, the thinking on Bush is likely to be challenged.

It has hardly challenged the European line that controlled defaults are tragedies to be avoided at all costs.

The principal basis for this belief was the ability to cut off the heads of those who challenged it.

To say that both the meal and its maker have challenged my preconceptions about fine cooking is a gross understatement.

Despite a confusion about IMF numbers for the fiscal cost of UK bank rescues, its forecast of total UK bank losses has not been challenged.

In its defence, Russia argued that "the integrity, professionalism and independence" of Russian courts has not been challenged.

French Budget Minister Valerie Pecresse challenged the view that the ECB has no mandate other than to keep inflation low.

Lawyers note that Mr. Pellegrini's full testimony hasn't emerged, and what he said could be challenged.

The law had been challenged by the rural eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt even before it was passed.

Great as Newton was, many of his ideas have been challenged today and are being modified by the work of scientists of our time.

The scientists noted that EBV infects only humans, and that the lack of a convenient animal model has challenged EBV vaccine research.

Raikes's desire for fiercer internal debates at the foundation may be an acknowledgement that Gates needs to be challenged more.

But none has challenged the front-runner's platform and opposition campaign advertising is barely visible.

They challenged the established norms of society and the hang ups caused by traditional morals, which they referred to as the system.

American global supremacy is not about to be challenged by China's tinkering with aircraft-carriers.

Now, however, the semi-independent status of the City is being challenged by an edict from central government.

Another trait of the early Jedi concepts was a piercing warrior cry that would frighten all those who challenged them.

Executives who come to Mr Page with an idea will invariably find themselves challenged to think on a much larger scale, he adds.

In recent years, though, such negative views have been challenged, which is all to the good.

It was during her tenure on this board that she became aware of the lack of educational facilities for developmentally challenged children.

The industry is challenged to integrate multiple service provider equipment and procedures into a single intelligent completion system .

The human nature is challenged by the phenomenon of the killing people they loved. The system's shortcomings promote the tragedy.

To say that both the meal and its maker have challenged my preconceptions is a gross understatement.

Loki challenged them to make treasures equal to the three he had, not being willing to risk his personal safety.

"President Obama challenged us to be bold and dream big, " Mr. Bolden, the NASA chief and a former astronaut, said in a statement.

They challenged the authority of what he said.

Social media has challenged many of these theories and requires practitioners to think about them in different ways.

Lack of motivation happens to us all, but if you do not encourage yourself to accept opportunities and be challenged, no one else will.

Previously there was a culture of deference or benevolent paternalism, and higher education institutions were rarely challenged.

Griezmann challenged me late. I touched the ball first and, thank God, I lifted my leg. I could have suffered a serious injury had I not.

When one of their hallucinations is challenged by new data, physicists are a tiny bit more willing to give up their old ideas.

That habit is going to get us all in trouble in a globalizing, unfamiliar world, and it deserves to be challenged.

But so far, the use of drones has not fundamentally challenged the Geneva Convention-based Law of Armed Conflict.

Some observers have challenged that view, saying the military has advanced its positions even as it claims to be acting in self-defense.

Those notes referred to kings as tyrants, they challenged regal authority, and King James wanted them gone.

They may be left with a false sense of having arrived, and not be challenged to grow.

Reflect on a time when you challenged a belief or idea. What prompted you to act? Would you make the same decision again?

Rulings by the inquiry were challenged in the courts several times, and eventually almost all soldiers were allowed to remain anonymous.

There is only one item in the Law of Passes and Markets from the Shuihudi Qin bamboo slips and nobody challenged it since its announcement.

They are challenged to think about the concept of trust and respect within a team of soldiers.

The benchmark unchanged took about 30 minutes to run and I challenged participants to make it run faster.

If the policy is not to be challenged must be the policy of the Executive power and the Government's credibility.

Physicist Werner Heisenberg, left, was challenged by the philosopher Karl Popper, right, to defend his paradoxical uncertainty principle.

But one of the panel members told me: "You seem inadequate and you are a little vertically-challenged. "

Strong, flexible and easily bored, the boy had found a discipline that challenged him.

Michael Moore, a documentary film maker loathed by conservatives, challenged him to a debate on health care.

Logical analysis has always been encouraged in the Buddhist tradition, and Buddhism has always challenged the promotion of blind faith.

Any banking system would be challenged by anaemic growth, grinding deflation and interest rates close to zero.

He said, at present on international SA8000 certification both supported and opposed and challenged.

Companies have always been challenged to develop and deploy new applications and systems as quickly and cost effectively as possible.

The word primitive of the term primitive religions was challenged by some theories and practice for the past few years.

I've challenged you and the team throughout the season, but this time I leave it in your hands.

But Li has maintained a pricklier relationship with some of her etiquette-challenged Chinese fans.

and yet it's not North America and it's not English-speaking, so I'm constantly challenged to look at every issue from a different angle.

Elderly parents may ask their children to help, but if this child also inherits it could be challenged, perhaps by other siblings.

Under their direct democracy, where almost every government action can be challenged by referendum, confidentiality is seen as a right.

The very conviction that persistence is always good was recently challenged by a series of studies on teenagers.

Given up by his parents at birth , and labeled as a mentally challenged child, Les Brown's hopes for the future were dashed.

When I tried to enter the building, the guard at the door challenged me.

My own assumptions and the very ground they stood on had been fundamentally challenged.

"The states of the Great Lakes challenged derogatory racial beliefs about African intellect and ability, " says archaeologist Andrew Reid.

In terms of international law, says the EU report, this had no legal power and challenged Georgia's sovereignty.

I feel good as the photo album also was like I challenged against the limited situation.

Stiglitz was a member of the Washington establishment who challenged that establishment's own remedies for coping with the Asian crisis.

In Bernal "s time, because science" s abusing, as an omnipotent power, science had been doubted and challenged.

Teaching English as a second language can also be a salvation in this economically challenged period.

We carried our skepticism into other classes, but it caused problems for the teachers who weren't used to being challenged.

The belief that search engines make popular websites ever more popular, at the expense of other pages, is now being challenged by research.

Simple mistakes could prove costly in the long run, as your will could be challenged or disregarded altogether.

And it threw out a law that freed incumbent politicians from many campaign spending restrictions if challenged by a rich opponent.

Mr. Feinberg has so far challenged a very small percentage of the fees and expenses in the case.

Therefore, since the "Tamiflu" , after the listing have been challenged in the impact of the sales.

your brain needs to be constantly challenged to be at its peak in terms of performance.

Otherwise the bill, even if passed by parliament, could be challenged in the constitutional court by anyone claiming to be injured.

We carded our brand-new skepticism into all our classes. This caused problems for the other teachers, who weren't used to being challenged.

If you aren't challenged enough, there might be a way to make a change without leaving.

Islamic scholars, however, challenged U. S. assertions that a burial at sea was an appropriate fate for a Muslim who had died on land.

The latter is, of the two, more generally understood, more widely admired, more violently challenged and discussed.

The current systems simply do not work; these challenged solutions impede banks in many critical ways.

If you are challenged, you take it as a personal affront and tend to lash out and fight back in a vengeful manner.

The German government repeatedly challenged the amount, asked for moratoriums or simply stated that it could not pay.

The opposition leader challenged the prime minister to call an election.

What work of art, music, science, mathematics, or literature has surprised, unsettled, or challenged you, and in what way?

Could living together become respected and widespread enough that it challenged the favored-nation state of marriage?

Later, when the farmers challenged the hospital, they were told the document they had signed was the informed consent agreement.

Other times we're challenged at least to shore up and strengthen our view.

The company should stand come from production is managed and thought politics job is challenged doubly.

Meanwhile, it has posed greater challenges for the teachers. The traditional teaching notions are being greatly challenged.

The long-haul network airlines are being challenged in unprecedented fashion by new aviation business models.

Especially in a time in which the values of reading and inwardness are so strenuously challenged, literature is freedom.

In spite of that, the fundamental issue of women's subordinate position is never challenged in the content of the magazines.

The supremacy of French and Italian fare is now challenged by others -- Thai, Chinese, Mexican , Spanish , Russian, American.

Coach Glen Mills challenged Bolt to work on the 100 during the early part of this season to improve his speed.

The cohabitation of these concerns needs to be challenged.

I moved to a small town, and nobody played chess there, but one guy challenged me to checkers.

Quote: One day I was shooting on a side basket -- on the court that Kobe had made his own practice spot. He challenged me.

A host can evolve two types of defence mechanism to increase its fitness when challenged with a pathogen: resistance and tolerance.

Once he even challenged one of my classmates to a game of Chinese chess.

If you had walked off with your cup and saucer, or half a kilo of sugar, the owner would have challenged you, sign or no sign.

Twitter, not seen having a bright future in the past, was frequently challenged by the question "Who cares what I'm doing 24 hours a day? "

All a hacker would need to do is pass the correct token or header, and the hacker would not be challenged for authentication.

Along with the rise of symbol logics and intuitional logics, "three laws of thinking" had been oppugned and challenged in many aspects.

Gardner then told his friend, John Horton Conway, about Carroll's algorithm and challenged Conway to come up with a simpler one.

It has been thoroughly challenged by a flood of criticism which has served mainly to confirm the accuracy of the hypothesis.

The odds-on favorite, a four - year - old named Sheila's Kid, challenged around the clubhouse turn and got hung up on the outside.

The main objective of the event is to bring together all the physically challenged people in terms of hearing.

Fairbairn challenged the drive theory of Freud, and noted that the motivity of personality was not libido but object-relationships.

Deepwater production is challenged by well underperformance problems that are hard to diagnose early on and expensive to deal with later.

I have had it challenged many times. I have tested it intelligently and sincerely, but I have never doubted the faith.

Provincial governments have even passed decrees, yet to be challenged in court, banning all Ahmadiyah activities.

The first way in which Dawson challenged the mainstream view was to address the association between autism and low IQ.

It's not always easy for sure, but it keeps me engaged and keeps me challenged.

James, the half-brother of Jesus, challenged believers to put the love of Christ into practice.

This case also worried some China's trading partners, who regard this as a signal that China is too big and important to be challenged.

Hard working, responsible, willing to work under pressure and like to be challenged.

More than 80 of those decisions have been challenged in appellate court on the grounds that the board cannot issue two-member decisions.

President Bush changed his mind about the debates and challenged me to four of them.

Audience members challenged him over reports that more than 200 people have been executed in Iran so far this year.

He knew he would be challenged at the airport.

to an innocent mind never been challenged.

In certain circumstances the rigour of the theory can be challenged, but in the final analysis the knowledge claimed remains the same.

When men were challenged by error, they would not stop thinking and exploring until they found better solutions.

However, recent research does not support this hypothesis, the viewpoint on the cause of DOMS is challenged.

A few years ago, almost no Chinese scholar challenged the principle of nonintervention, of infringing on the sovereignty of other nations.

China's commercial banks are always challenged by a high rate of non-performing loans and weak security of credit assets.

A: She is quite engaged and wants all the physically and mentally challenged to benefit from sports as she does.

Not all reacted with indignation. Some quietly accepted last night's disappointment and challenged Qatar to be better.

Two minutes later Rooney challenged Martin for another Nani corner and the ball flew just over.

In another reflection of the national campaign, the Tory candidate challenged her Labour rival to a public debate.

In May 1961, President John F Kennedy challenged the US to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade and return him safely to Earth.

The twist in her life takes place when she gets married to a mentally challenged man named Sagar Pratap Singh who refuses to take her side.

If any of them is found to be biased, he may be challenged for cause and excused.

Newspapers'Online Audiences Growing, Even as Print Circulation Continues to Be Challenged.

And no wonder. Humanism directly challenged the Communist system by valuing the individual over the collective.

A friend challenged me to reflect on my own legacy on this birthday and to share my thoughts with my readers.

Utility companies are challenged to modernize IT resources and existing technologies to meet current business and regulatory requirements.

According to scholars'survey, the current government credit deficiency, and legitimacy in a number of areas have been challenged.

This legal chill must be challenged by all press rights groups and concerned news organisations with reporters covering Iraq.

The findings, she said, challenged some long-standing assumptions, such as people showered, on average, for five minutes.

When it was time for the questionable recitation, the MC again challenged me, insisting that Patty would embarrass everyone.

The blow- out in the national girth rate has also challenged designers of public seating.

They are famous enough to have been challenged.

To prove that he was faster than his friend, John challenged him to a race.

The "realism" of the goal can only be challenged by a critique of the goal itself, not in the problem of how to attain it.

The publishing system which has a history more than thousands of years is challenged by the coming of web media.

English majors are constantly challenged to speak through articulating their thoughts and through oral presentations.

Challenged to a duel, the officer won, only to have his horse shot out from under him by another enemy soldier.

Another close relationship is between the euro and the inverse of CDS spreads of the fiscally challenged EU members (not shown).

The soldier challenged the stranger to say who she was.

When Roger came to the neck of land that joined the Castle Rock to the mainland he was not surprised to be challenged.

Otherwise the jadeite king's threshold still isn't challenged of the human trod to break!

Coca-Cola challenged Pepsi with a marketing blitz during the Olympics earlier this year.

One of the hardest things for actors to do is play someone who's mentally challenged.

Art making as an adjunct and assistant to the design process is challenged by both synthetic and critical models of production.

It has offered a settlement in a bid to repair its reputation but is being challenged in American courts.

But let me warn you: expect to be challenged.

During his career, DiCaprio has played everything from a gunfighter to a junkie to a bisexual poet to a boy who's mentally challenged.

But her carefully crafted world at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is about to be challenged anew.

The news that Germany's nuclear phase-out is being challenged by a Swedish company is not without irony.

Such 'deep value' strategies may be challenged in an environment where credit is limited.

Currently, patriotism education in universities is challenged by western culture, marketing economy, global economy and information.

The very day he returned from the West, he challenged one of its basic beliefs.

He challenged the audience and human beings of the 21st century to 'think beyond linearity and modernisation. '

Also, I was encouraged and challenged intellectually, and I found education very fulfilling.

In his first address to Congress, President Obama challenged Congress to pass legislation that puts a market-based cap on carbon pollution.

This certificate is specific to that individual, and the user is not challenged for authentication.

While their story has been challenged over and over again, nobody has been able to officially debunk it.

It is a remarkable study of spirituality and sacrifice, and how men of faith cope when their ideals are challenged by violent reality.

Outsiders are routinely surprised by Pixar's cultural honesty and willingness to be challenged.

I challenged him in the contest.

Digital SLRs are dynamically challenged. In contrasty light they have a hell of a time with highlight and shadow detail.

This website would be for those who are technically challenged but would like to expand their businesses to the internet easily.

Today, Lindsay Windows regularly employs ex-prisoners, the mentally challenged, and individuals with chemical dependency problems.

The arbitrariness theory of language signs proposed by Saussure is severely challenged by the study of language iconicity in recent years.

The results of such tests have verified some of the USC group's assumptions and challenged others.

Inquiries under way are bound to unearth more instances of ethically , and even legally, challenged bankers .

He has championed the idea of a coming 'Global Century' in business as America's economic dominance is challenged by Asia in particular.

Naturally, all these actions are against the law and can be challenged in court, but they need to be proven.

Ultimately, the evidence from our investigation will, rightly, be tested and challenged in a public forum before an inquest jury.

Microsoft's agreement with vendors to sell only the Windows operating system is being challenged in court by French consumer rights groups.