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Ms. Levine said children worried that "friends won't understand and if some outsider sees they're doing all this stuff there may be problems for the family".

What seems like harmless baby fat to you may be problem pounds for your child.

However, there may yet be problems for social work to face – a sustainable solution to the lack of young people being attracted into social work training is still a way off.

Beyond the holiday season, however, there may still be problems for gaming companies.

For instance, there may be convergence problems for the computed maximum likelihood of a univariate normal mixture if one allows the category variances to be unequal.

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If emission credits are auctioned in a cap-and-trade system, there may be particular problems for coal-fired generators of electricity in markets where natural gas is a major fuel.

It may be, that problems for the individual patient, are cumulative with each episode of LBP [ 6, 7].

"For the large organizations, the five-day week is not a problem, but it may be a problem for small factories".

"That Allawi worked for the C.I.A. may be a problem for Americans," an Iraqi journalist said in conversation recently, "but it is not a problem for Iraqis".

There's only one problem: there's nothing new about Nadella, and that may be a problem for his tenure.