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Other CAB staff reported that benefits claimants were increasingly replying on food banks because of the problems of accessing services online.

"And what you are not able to do with drones is get them to work together, because of the problems of communications underwater.

"It's a real showstopper," he said, because of the problems of knowing exactly where the dopants are when the process is done in bulk.

"Some specific proposals that Senator McCain has made are troubling," Mr. Holstein said, because of the problems of storage and reprocessing, and the issue of non-proliferation of nuclear fuel.

"It's going to be a lot tougher than usual because of the problems of hospital finance," said Bruce McIver, president of the hospitals' association, which includes Beth Israel, New York Presbyterian, Montefiore, Mount Sinai, St . Lukes-Roosevelt and St. Vincent.

Burns said he did not expect the licence fee to disappear within the next 10 years because of the problems of adapting existing set-top boxes to take conditional access.

Nonetheless, they dream of travelers of all faiths streaming through Kifl — Muslims, Christians and even the Jews, who lived and worshiped here until the last families left by 1951, "because of the problem of Palestine," said one of them, Zvi Yehuda.

Partly because of the problem of water.

Caucuses are notoriously hard to poll because of the problem of finding "likely voters".

It is difficult to recycle, mainly because of the problem of separating the different polymers.

Syria is not included in the index because of the problem of collecting data during the conflict there.