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In his 2008 memoir, "Hallelujah Junction: Composing an American Life," Mr. Adams wrote that Mr. Kirchner was the "most intuitive musician I ever encountered" but also a "problematic model for me".

As I have maintained in several other contexts, this is a very unsatisfactory account of political reality in modern societies; but it is also a problematic basis for thinking of the legal category of citizenship and the nature of human interdependence.

Maternal race is also a problematic factor.

King focusses on his main character's fight not only for an essential humanity but also for an elusive and perhaps problematic goal: he wants to be normal.

In The Green Road, there's a magnetic but also rather problematic mother - whose four children you follow to New York, Africa and over Ireland.

Which would be a power move, but also somewhat problematic.

Announcing the new tariff, which is called Red Hot, Vodafone underlines the problem posed by early adopters for carriers: they are both excellent customers, because they spend a lot, but also problematic customers because they are the ones most likely to complain loudly and bitterly about carrier lock-ins preventing them from getting their hands on the next big thing.

'I cannot see any useful advantage for the practical work as a district nurse' (student 3) 'I won't be a better nurse when I have written a paper' (student 6) 'It would have been better with clinical practice than with a paper' (student 2) The preceptors saw the Master's thesis both as a good development but also problematic.

Potent, yes, but also problematic.

He remembers the building as inspiring, but also problematic.

Therefore, an examination of children's responses to idiosyncratic physical symptoms (e.g., during a hyperventilation or CO2 challenge) would certainly be an improvement in this regard, but might also be problematic from an ethical point-of-view.