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The 'prosocial behaviour' ratings were also more problematic for probands than siblings; this status effect was weaker at home than at school.

The play, which opened on Monday night at New York Theater Workshop in a production directed by Jo Bonney, forsakes documentary realism — the staple aesthetic for much theater about the current conflict — in favor of something more adventurous but also more problematic.

Marketing, technical and scientific support, and planting stock availability are also more problematic.

This is also more problematic in rural areas than urban areas.

Although resistance to malaria chemotherapy has traditionally been more problematic for P. falciparum, it is also necessary to remain vigilant for resistant P. vivax strains.

In Spenser's poem, fire also symbolises desire, but ice doesn't stand for hatred but for an emotion that is much more problematic for the lover: indifference.

Other positions are more problematic, for two reasons.

Other cases were more problematic for the Justice Department.

That's fine for bicycles, but more problematic for policing, health care, and education.

But the referendum debate has proved much more problematic for the country's home-grown newspapers.

Then, in June of 2001, came yet another version -- one potentially far more problematic for the railroad.