Challenges
Offers and challenges are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Offers" instead a noun "Challenges".
Offers
Challenges and offers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Challenges" instead a noun "Offers".
Both words in one sentence
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In Dune, when Paul challenges Feyd Harkonnen, the emperor offers his own sword to the latter, who readily accepts.
Source: Give Me a Sword -
When a gunslinger challenges Huck for the title and loses, Huck offers to give up being the fastest gun alive so the gunslinger can take the title.
Source: Quick Draw - This one offers points to start from in the middle, but also many new challenges.
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