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That report may be more problematic for the Clintons as it will likely explore Mrs. Clinton's role.

As a result, he admits, the 2012 and 2013 model years will be "more problematic for us".

(Poor approval ratings at home might be more problematic for a candidate from an early-voting state like Iowa, New Hampshire or South Carolina, because reporters from those states can figure prominently in national coverage.

The game's postponement to Tuesday — which allows NBC to broadcast the game nationally without conflicting with ESPN's Monday night game between the New Orleans Saints and the Atlanta Falcons — has the potential to be more problematic for the Eagles than the Vikings, who are already out of playoff contention.

Incredibly, the Motion Picture Association of America judges foul language to be more problematic for children than this kind of bloodless violence, which perhaps explains why the 2007 installment, "Live Free or Die Hard," was rated PG-13: the normally foul-mouthed McClane barely swears in it.

And that can be more problematic for some than others.

Other positions are more problematic, for two reasons.

Other cases were more problematic for the Justice Department.

In general, the issue is more problematic for New York's Democrats.

Schwarzenegger's own party has in some ways been more problematic for him.

But if e-commerce is great for consumers, it is more  problematic for citizens.