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The 30th may be more problematic, but one hopes that the fast-flowing Amazon will not swamp all those tributaries down which book-lovers who value the personal touch like to paddle.

The reverse mapping--of S. aureus RAST annotation product feature qualifiers to CGS-identified CDS clusters--was expected to be more problematic, but these results were also very robust (Table 5).

Whether Rosol does is more problematic – but he should not be denied the accolades, even by a great adversary, for what was surely his finest night.

"For individuals, it's more problematic, but using minimum thresholds, which medians are, is a correct approach".

However, maintaining the data in the cloud beyond the project lifecycle is more problematic, but is being increasingly mandated research funders.

Subsequent phishing attacks by email, phone and text are more problematic but if consumers exercise care, damage can be contained and issues resolved.

The equal valence rule is more problematic but can probably be applied via the valence vector sum rule.

Iraq's recovery from 13 years of sanctions and two wars is more problematic, but the cold-chain system that had been destroyed has been reinstalled; coverage in 2003 was at 90 per cent against measles.

A similar explanation for the divergence of the East African isolates is more problematic but could have resulted from an unidentified ecological change imposing a barrier to free movement of infected mammals and/or infected tsetse flies.

The use of wheezing to define asthma is more problematic but our results suggest that reasonably high specificity can be achieved by using conditional questions about wheezing, although at the cost of lower sensitivity and failure to identify (probably) milder cases.

Sale of US assets may be more problematic in current credit conditions, but value exists.