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Commission sources acknowledge effects that the planned dams are likely to have on the Balkans' 69 fish species, but also the problems that new members often have with meeting the union's environmental rules.
Yet Davies is an atheist, whose aim was to project not just what people wanted in a God on to the Doctor, but also the problems and practicalities that come with it (Steven Moffat has also carried this on with episodes such as The God Complex).
For Klayman, there are the distractions that come with social media and instant access to the internet – "society as a whole has ADD now", a man in the documentary says – but also the problems with the US healthcare industry, where doctors are quick to prescribe drugs.
"They have to address all of the issues; not only the substance that they are taking but also the problems they are facing; the chaotic lives they have.
"Not just the excessive use of force that ended Anastasio's life, and not just the allegations of torture, but also the problems with the way these cases are investigated".
" Local Academic " On reflection I think the work at Peradeniya at least played a fairly significant role of highlighting not only the incidence but also the problems and the clinical profiles of pesticide poisoning in the Sri Lankan medical community".
Evolving land plants faced not only the problem of transport but also the problem of supporting their weight.
The proposed technique are that not only the process variables are significantly reduced but also the problem of the varying time in the batch runs is eliminated.
We see partisan political and ideological forces, old-fashioned hucksters, and trumped-up scientific disagreements but also the problem of modern progress itself.
But it's not an issue of only the personal relations between the prime minister and the president, but also the problem of rivalries between the teams around them".
