The burkini bans have exposed secular France's difficulties grappling with religious tolerance after Islamist militant attacks in a Normandy church and the Riviera city of Nice in July.
Even BlackRock, the big money manager, has had some difficulty grappling with the global market turmoil.
A new problem has been added to the headaches of a civilian government that is already having difficulty grappling with the general's legacy of human rights abuses.
Indeed, even Drummond, who says the sound of the various choirs he has assembled goes "way beyond" what he imagined, has had difficulty grappling with the concept.
Lawyers and the judge had difficulty grappling with the nature of Wikileaks and questioned whether it could be treated like a corporation or other, more traditional legal entity that could be brought into court.
But this administration, like its predecessor, has had difficulty grappling with a rising power that seems eager to avoid direct clashes with the United States but affects its interests in many areas, including currency policy, nuclear proliferation, climate change and military spending.
But, like the corporate executives and high school students who have played the game in the past, even a few dozen climate researchers, grad students, and teachers had difficulty grappling with the choices required to manage human-induced climate change.
Yet still today, many people have difficulty grappling with the term "refugee".
Kunstler went at the problem bluntly, presenting a scenario so horrific (and so inevitable-seeming) that the mind still has difficulty grappling with it.
These findings are consistent with Barab and Hay (2001), who reported participants in an apprenticeship program had difficulty grappling with alternative findings, because such findings presented a challenging notion to the students who "all too often view science as getting the correct answer" (p. 96).
