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challenge
a demanding task
contribute
to help to cause an event or situation
federal
national government
issue
to send out
remove
to take away or dismiss
role
a function assigned or taken on
secede
to leave or withdraw
suffrage
the right to vote
symbol
a letter, character, or sign used instead of words