The one exception is Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, whose Hispanic population is only about 5 percent, but he has his own particular problems.
Of course, underlying all this, is a particular problem – his nextdoor neighbour.
Whenever Shawcross focuses on a particular problem, his judgments are more reliable than the statements he makes regarding post-cold-war conflict in general.
He began in this, as in each of his books, with a particular problem, which he analyzed by first determining the empirical (observed) facts that are known about it according to the best and most up-to-date scientific opinion.
Further, his particular health problems required an awareness of daily food intake and meals, and this was a challenge for him.
He saw himself turning into a mascot for the suits — and for Eastwood, this was a particular problem, because his very subject, from the start of his career, with "Play Misty for Me," was the danger of demagogy, the abuse of a public image.
Salvucci said his company did not have a particular problem with sexual harassment.
His reputation causes particular problems for Oxford, where the statue sands on campus and his name is still present on the Rhodes Scholarships for international students.
For Tito, willing his body to do things is a particular problem, Soma said.
In old mining areas like his there are particular problems, often several times a year.
