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challenge
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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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In addition, taxpayers will be required to determine a "value" to each purpose--a time-consuming, thankless, and likely challengeable task for little worth.
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