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And of course, there's the United States that has a temperamental reality star at its helm and shares about 9,000 kilometers [5,525 miles] of border with us, so that could pose some issues.

And of course, there's this country called the United States that has a temperamental reality star at its helm and shares about 9,000 kilometres of border with us, so that could pose some issues.

But flashing to a behemoth like Verizon could pose some issues -- they approve of fewer "at-home" remedies such as this.

While pre-therapeutic imaging with surrogate tracers remains the best and only means of adapting the therapeutic activity to be injected (such as 111In or 68 Ga for RAIT or 99mTc for SIRT), it could pose significant organizational issues depending on local constraints (especially for 111In pre-therapeutic studies) as well as additional costs.

On this episode of 'The VICE Guide to Right Now Podcast,' we talk about the president's response to the NYC terror attack and how it could pose issues with the suspect's trial.

Mr. Brinkman said he was very excited by the possibilities of the glasses, but acknowledged that the augmented reality glasses could pose some ethical issues.

Not in a legal sense, but it could pose a political problem if Trump and others continue to raise the issue.

The Future of Life Institute has issued a more general warning about the long-term risks posed by unfettered AI, cautioning that it could pose serious dangers in the future.

Because it's flammable, it could pose a fire risk.

So this could be a good moment to audit your connected device collection and consider junking any WiFi device whose makers don't quickly issue a patch — they could pose some form of long term risk to your network.

He said that some of the provisions were "vague and could pose enforcement issues in the future".