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The Russians were outshot, 42-27, and plagued throughout by giveaways from their defensemen, a longtime problem for Russia in international competition.

The hotel has solved a longtime problem for Ms. Bradway, who has been at UConn since 1994 and who has had to house her visiting parents at distant hotels once or twice a year over the past couple of years.

His demonstration illustrated a problem that has long been apparent longtime problem that has to anyone casting about for online news reports: search engines can be pitifully inadequate, partly because they rely on Web-page indexes that were compiled weeks before.

A member of hockey's Hall of Fame and a longtime ambassador for the game, Howe had endured many health problems the last few years, including dementia and spinal surgery.

Evans, the 1998 recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring and a longtime advocate for African-American representation in the sciences, sees many problems with the minority undergraduate experience.

"I think it's a big problem for him," said Phyllis Schlafly, a longtime opponent of abortion.

He was hired by the University of Buffalo as an assistant professor studying solutions for Native American substance abuse and high dropout rates — longtime problems caused in part, Dr. Patterson's research suggests, by the same cultural disconnection that he had felt.

"I don't think anybody realized until now how serious his problems were," said M. Charles Bakst, a longtime political columnist for The Providence Journal.

RUTH P. SMITH was a longtime advocate for reproductive rights.

Steward was also a longtime commentator for HBO Sports.

Marykate Connor, a longtime advocate for the homeless who has worked with the terminal's residents over the past three decades via federal and local programs, said the city missed an opportunity to deal with a grave problem, and she predicted consequences.