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Harris said Australia would need to be ready for whoever fills the order but relished England's apparent batting dilemma around the front five ahead of the opening Ashes Test at the Gabba on 21 November.

Illuminating in an altogether different way is Nadia Fall's vibrant revival of "The Doctor's Dilemma," around the corner in the same building's midsize Lyttelton, which joins Ms. Elliott's ongoing work at the National to remind us anew of the remarkable confluence here of women directors this year.

Over on a shelf, another vaguely robotic figure is connected to a vile-looking bag, accompanied by a soundtrack conversation from the BBC Radio Four series Inside the Ethics Committee, discussing the religious complications and dilemmas around the switching off of life-support machines.

It is recognized that participatory mapping techniques in the context of indigenous societies are fraught with dilemmas around the uneven distribution of power, differing understandings of boundaries drawn across the landscape, and incommensurable epistemologies of the human relationship with the environment.

On the other hand the archaeological collections of human remains have opened difficult dilemmas around the world, whether they are of ancient Egyptian skeletons, Roman jawbones from Pompeii, fallen soldiers from World War II or the famously tattooed shrunken skulls of Maori warriors in New Zealand.

Meanwhile, art and activism organisation Platform has blogged about Mark Rylance's dilemma around performing at the Olympic opening ceremony, given that sponsors include BP and McDonald's.

The central dilemma revolves around the question of recourse on the part of law-makers to moral truth.

Puranam et al. (2009) looked for boundary conditions to, and an alternative pathway around, the coordination-autonomy dilemma.

But for brands that are increasingly seen as offering leadership around social issues, the dilemma around celebrities can still be acute.

Part of the dilemma around which future direction Moocs will take, however, is that nobody can yet define whom exactly they are meant to benefit.

We present two innovative and testable methods for resolving the dilemma around increasing older African Americans' participation in scientific research studies.