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And while that may be acceptable in many cases, Mr. Gladstone said, it could present a problem if one party has another deal pending that depends on the closing of the first deal.

Part of the problem is that the tumor is so big that the skin is actually getting some of its blood supply from it, which could present a problem later on.

The business could present a problem in itself if it falls under the law regulating security agencies -- which must be registered with the state police.

This could present a problem, especially for the Medicaid cuts, as it will only require a simple majority of legislators to override the vetoes.

The situation could present a problem if donations are slow in the early part of next year.

For buyers with children, however, that hot tub could present a problem.

A derivative transaction could present a problem if one of the parties defaulted or if its value sharply declined.

A trade dispute with China could present a problem, and right now more locations around the world are being evaluated and used as places to source products.

QuickTime and RealVideo content could present a problem for wireless carriers interested in converting existing Web content to MPEG-4 for distribution over their networks.

Nesta's research on innovation agencies suggests they do well when kept some distance from government; if the merger involves greater centralised control, or subordinates innovation to the agenda of science, that could present a problem.

Looking to the 2016 election, Hersh said that a candidate who is Rand Paul-like and challenges the hawkishness of both parties could present a problem, particularly to [assumed candidate] Clinton.