It has been a problem wherever people settled in Ethiopia.
On Friday, senior communications adviser Jason Miller said in a statement: "This seems to be a problem wherever Hillary Clinton goes.
Once a major nuisance and hazard to public health in cities, houseflies are still a problem wherever decomposing organic waste and garbage are allowed to accumulate.
Anytime there is a problem in the night, wherever a motorbike or a bicycle cannot go to and we cannot also walk there, we run to him.
"Wherever communities [that practise FGM] are residing, it is a problem," she said.
"They don't realize that these stores buy their shoes wherever they can find them, and when there is a problem, they send them to me".
"Food is a big problem, whether you have to go out to eat or order food you don't like," says Rastogi. "It's a problem all over India, wherever people are working, so we thought why not use tech to solve it and identify gaps in supply and demand".
Marcus Munafo, a co-author on the study and professor of psychology at Bristol University, said: "I think it's a problem across the board, because wherever people have looked, they have found similar issues".
I asked Amber if this was a problem, and she said no, we should let Pistachio hang out wherever she felt comfortable.
As they recall, 'wherever government wanted to do something, we investigated', or 'wherever there was a problem, we were sent to research' – 'we were the eyes of government', extending a panoptic gaze over the urban territory.
