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The stated reasons have been tied to problems related to union employees and management conflicts.

Lexus said intermittent misfires and increased oil consumption in some 2006-10 IS 250 and IS 250C models and 2006 GS 300s might be tied to problems inside the engine.

Lower degrees of exposure have been tied to other health problems, including kidney disease.

Following up on the LA Times report, Propublica noted that BP continues to use a dispersant called Corexit, which has been tied to human health problems in the past.

Edward M. Burke, who has served on the Chicago City Council since 1969, when cooking oil was just cooking oil, is pressing his colleagues to make it illegal for restaurants to use oils that contain trans fats, which have been tied to a string of health problems, including clogged arteries and heart attacks.

"Up until this quarter, the majority of all the credit problems have been tied to one single issue: the decline of residential housing market," said Gerrard Cassidy, a banking analyst at RBC Capital Markets.

Some of this is tied to economic problems, but there's also an issue of perception.

The United States, which was voted off the commission last year and is attending as an observer, took public issue with the contention that fighting terrorism is tied to correcting problems like poverty and discrimination.

Some users questioned whether a half hour Dropbox outage Tuesday was tied to the problem.

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He said recent delays in getting paychecks to city employees, which had been attributed to computer problems, now seemed to be tied to the budget problems.