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- 27-Nov-2011, 19:34 #1
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"Challenge to" or "Challenge for" Which one is correct...
While these circumstances posed a challenge to my team, ...
While these circumstances posed a challenge for my team, ...
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- 27-Nov-2011, 19:45 #2
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Re: "Challenge to" or "Challenge for" Both are fine.
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
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