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Another problem posed by Lewis was that the National Basketball Association does not license footage if the players or their families refuse.

1– 6 Another problem posed by the scoring function approach, is the strong dependency of scoring efficiency on a particular data set.

For criticisms of Meinwald's influential proposal, see Gill (1996, 56, fn. 90; 2014), Sayre (1996, 110 113), and Rickless (2007, 102 106).) Another way out of the problem posed by the seeming incoherence of the Deductions is to suppose that the subject of one Deduction is numerically distinct from the subject of some of the other Deductions.

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Here's the problem posed by Miller's presence.

One problem posed by hazardous-waste incineration is the potential for air pollution.

According to friends, Clarke is also drawn to the intellectual problem posed by unconscionable crime.

The problem posed by the internet, Grieve urged, needs to be addressed.

Such spending avoids the long-term funding problem posed by permanent measures.

There is one problem posed by the increased focus on a writer's capacity for performance.

And the dove majority avoided facing the problem posed by Communism altogether.