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Schirra noted that the sheer amount of cloud coverage, worldwide, could provide problems for future activity of this kind; however, Africa, and the south-western United States, were perfectly clear.

Investors say a cut could provide relief from problems in the housing and credit markets and help counter the risk that expensive energy, by pinching consumers' pocketbooks, will lead to a downturn in overall spending.

Whoever wins the presidential election, the country's deficit problems could provide an opportunity for the most serious tax reform since Mr. Reagan's 1986 tax act.

Even so, Mr. Markey expressed legitimate fears about the future impact of the spill and said the government is not doing nearly enough research in off-limits areas where oil still exists and where testing could provide a roadmap for problems that may lie ahead.

While the use of distributed approaches for the analysis of evidence could provide tolerance to reachability problems, the use of a centralized approach allows reducing the effect of false positives and negatives.

Often the Fellow could provide simple solutions to problems that to us seemed very complex".

These took the form of asking students to name aid agencies that could provide assistance with these problems.

Determining the characteristics of those people who attempt suicide even though they have a history of psychiatric consultation could provide insight into these problems and suggestions for suicide prevention.

Work could provide an escape from problems at home and generally promote self-confidence and well being: " I don't think it needs a reminder because I have seen what work can do for people in both ways, good and bad.

Tracking of any health problems encountered in other states with hydraulic fracturing could provide early warning of heath problems that might occur in North Carolina and allow preventative action.