"Our concern comes from what we experienced in our history where governments in the 1980s developed local militias that then became a source of problems for law and order in the country," he said, noting that the Soviets, who then ruled Afghanistan through local proxies, created armed local forces that provoked anti-Soviet forces to rebel against them.
The spacious older homes, a source of community pride, have also become a source of community problems because of illegal conversions to multiple occupancies or conversions to so-called community facilities, a catch phrase for everything from a house of worship to a school.
These weeds do not possess any economic value and remain laid on lake shores after harvesting and become a source of odor problem, thus posing a challenge to the lake management authorities regarding their proper disposal.
However, in the present form the nutrients are not readily available and the harvested weeds remain on lake shores and become a source of odor problem, thus posing a challenge to the lake management authorities regarding their proper disposal (Najar and Khan 2013b).
But if the rapidly lengthening list is a testament to Indonesia's growing devotion, it has also become a source of one of its perennial problems: corruption.
Conkers are also reputed to keep away spiders, and more recently have become a source of aescin, a valuable drug for vascular problems, and sports injuries such as sprains and bruises.
Once burned, it is no longer a commodity but only a problem, a source of energy that has become a source of pollution.
The real issue is chronic dehydration, exacerbated by her lung problem and Clinton's reluctance to drink water, which has become a source of tension with her staff.
Drugs have increasingly become a source of entertainment and escape for Saudi Arabia's young population, and addiction has become a serious enough problem that the government is beginning to deal with it in a distinctly non-Saudi way: openly.
