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Martin, who issued his report a few months ago, found that 216 courses were problematic, and that as many as 560 grades had been changed.

As we have seen, this leaves many problematic enhancements in particular settings like "gene doping" in sports—unaddressed, and it is still not clear what moral salience sheer taxonomy can have, apart from other ethical considerations especially when one recalls the pernicious policies other human taxonomies have supported in the past.

But in some cases, according to officials, reviewers have just one day to examine as many as six corporate annual reports to see if they are problematic.

It may be that there are as many attitudes to disablement as there are disabled or able-bodied people (another problematic phrase).

There are still many problematic issues, particularly around areas such as self-regulation of food labelling and the NHS's involvement in our food consumption.

"We will use the powers to solve many problematic questions in the country," he was quoted as saying by the Ukrainska Pravda Web site, www.pravda.com.ua.ua

British period pieces are one of my many problematic weaknesses.

Even working links may be problematic, as many Web sites are routinely altered.

• To the Editor: I agree that United States income inequality is not as problematic as many claim it to be.

Self-reports are problematic as many people are more concerned with social desirability than with truth.

This is particularly problematic as many of these mutations are likely passengers and therefore not necessarily clonal to the whole tumour.