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challenge /chal·lenge/ (chal´enj) 1. to administer a substance to monitor for the normal physiological response. 2. in immunology, to administer an antigen to monitor the response in a sensitized person. challenge, n a stimulating or de-manding circumstance. To develop effective problem-solving skills and strategies, it is necessary to perceive such circumstance as inconvenience or burden instead of overwhelming impediments. |
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This type of evidence is less challengeable by stakeholders, such as legislatures, bureaucrats in charge of directing federal and state funding for at-risk youth, other human service professionals, and the public at large. In addition, taxpayers will be required to determine a "value" to each purpose--a time-consuming, thankless, and likely challengeable task for little worth. That exception says railroads must offer separately challengeable rates for "bottleneck" segments of certain freight moves when shippers have contracts for service over the "non-bottleneck" segments of through routes. |
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