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Those changes will be put to the test this week when USC crosses two time zones.

The Lower Thames Crossing is the first major building project where a new scheme to cut environmental red tape will be put to the test, ministers have announced.

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In a match like she had against Mimi Xu in the first round - someone younger, someone from the same country, on the big occasion of Wimbledon – the forehand is really put to the test.

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Ecclestone's 23-ball knock ensured England finished with some respectability but with many of the same mistakes repeated from the thrashing at Trent Bridge, the new leadership of Sciver-Brunt and Charlotte Edwards is being put to the test by a rapidly improving India who are building plenty of confidence going into their home 50-over World Cup in the autumn.

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The heat and humidity of India's World Cup is where this will really be put to the test.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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