That's the Holderness family's latest dilemma featured in their newest video.
Factors lending credibility included personal testimony, while uncertainty and ethical dilemmas featured strongly among potential risks mentioned from medical tourism.
Introduction: Context Among the severe complications of preeclampsia, acute kidney injury (AKI) poses a dilemma if features of thrombotic microangiopathy (TMA) are present.
How do I feel about this guy?' dilemma that features in at least some way for normal football fans after every setback.
Later, out of morbid curiosity, I walked into another seminar on "insurance dilemmas," which featured a strangely passionate presentation on why wedding DJs should contact an official association and get proper insurance.
Hair cells, however, pose a dilemma since they have features of both epithelial cells and neurons.
However, common benign hepatic lesions may pose a dilemma, if their imaging features are atypical.
Game Theory for the Defense From 'Law's Order,' by David Friedman, of the Santa Clara University School of Law For a real prisoner's dilemma involving a controversial feature of our legal system, consider plea bargaining.
The Wars (1977) features the dilemmas of soldier Robert Ross as he attempts to cope with an officer and 130 doomed horses in the midst of World War I. Famous Last Words (1981) is narrated by Ezra Pound's character Hugh Selwyn Mauberley and features noted real (as well as fictional) characters trying to manipulate the catastrophes of World War II for their personal ends.
Cooperative behavior is more likely when economic actors are aware of the consequences and aware of the responsibility of their action on others, in a context featuring social dilemma and trust in other people.
None of the other features characterize a dilemma; for example, there is no assumption that the two "horns of a dilemma" are contradictory, interrelated, complementary, and compatible.
