Think about how you'd speak to a friend who had difficulty liking herself.
Mr Chesterman says the key step for Mr Aslam, or anyone else having difficulties like this, is to keep creditors informed.
Ms. Kiet explained her difficulty: "Like the root of the hair, the cuticle, everyone understands that: 'cuticle.' But they have another name for it.
Indeed, the final stage of rule validation will let the user face the main difficulty: like the selection of the most interesting rules among the large number of extracted rules.
But Oklahoma State's freshman kicker will never face a kick with a degree of difficulty like the one he attempted -- and made -- against Oklahoma.
Some philosophers argue that such examples refute Bennett's account.[16] Their diagnosis of the difficulty goes like this: "What's important here is that the agent is immobile throughout.
"The point is, when you look at the difficulties something like this raises in terms of interpretation, you wonder whether you are not seeing some sort of extraordinary example of a coincidence in both experiments," he adds.
This observation underscores that a pattern of item difficulty like we saw with the LPDI cannot be presumed by an instrument developer or user.
Difficulty like "explanatory asymmetries" and "explanatory irrelevancies"1 revealed the basic problem within this theory: focusing on the syntax of scientific explanation but omitted the role of semantics and pragmatics (Zhang 2002).
As Mr Balls said to the BBC this lunchtime:If you have an individual country getting into difficulty like Greece or like Portugal, in those circumstances it makes sense for the IMF to play that role.
And some people have a difficulty — like, where's the protagonist?
