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Commuting by car and public parking in Ireland's large cities have become increasingly problematic.
Relations between the Clinton and Trump campaigns have become increasingly problematic as the rival camps seek advantage in the unpredictable realm of sexual politics.
These are not the first alterations to YouTube's comment section, nor will they be the last if the site hopes to promote moderation.Comment sections on high volume websites have become increasingly problematic.
Controversial donors are not a new phenomenon — think of the robber barons Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller and Henry Clay Frick — but they have become increasingly problematic in today's polarized climate.
But man-made structures have become increasingly problematic because they interfere in their territorial pathway.
In turn, the insurgents and criminal gangs — distinguishing among them has become increasingly problematic — have transformed the trucking trade into a potent tool for smuggling.
Vocally limited, with a fluttery upper register that has become increasingly problematic, Ms. Marcovicci is turning more toward dramatic speech-song in the tradition of Mabel Mercer.
Although statistical sampling has been used since 1940 to obtain some more detailed information (about one in six residents are sent a much longer questionnaire), the population figures are still based on a head-count.This has become increasingly problematic.
The Llaneses' 50-year-old split-level house had become increasingly problematic as family members' eyesight worsened, according to friends of the family who nominated them for the "Extreme Makeover" treatment.
It has been suggested the Daily Mail's relentless pro-Brexit stance has become increasingly problematic among their social circle in Wiltshire, where they built a modern country house and mix with the likes of the fashion designer Jasper Conran.
