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Such development work for the recreational sector is both challenging and interesting.
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The sentence describes development work for recreation as demanding but engaging. “Challenging” indicates that it requires effort or presents difficulties, while “interesting” says it holds attention and offers something worth exploring. Together, the words present this work as difficult without being dull.
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- Ports and Harbors (IAPH), May 1976
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- Official Statement
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