The potential service blockage is a response to these apps not adhering to regulatory requirements put in place by the Saudi Arabian government, and seems to mirror the trouble BlackBerry had with its own BBM offering back in 2010.
The team's relative conventional style has nothing to do with a lack of ambition to go forward or change of football philosophy but merely mirrors the trouble they've had in recreating their dazzling pre-tournament performances in the absence of a fully fit Robben.
In a sense, Italy's inability to react quickly and decisively to solve its problems mirrors the troubles of Europe as a whole.
The quintessential matriarch, she has also been compared with Queen Elizabeth, with the storylines in the fictional Albert Square, mirroring the troubles of England as a whole.
His troubles mirror, to some extent, the fate of the Iranian government, which even its leaders now admit is facing a hard-currency squeeze.
As per usual, the characters' own troubles mirror the wider political unrest, with a plot that's deeply rooted in Raj-era history in spite of anachronistic mentions of "terrorism".
The evidence is mixed.In this section Still troubled Mirror on the wall Signs of weakness Red wallpaper Public money, private beliefs Rent-a-tanker Londongrad Reprints Related items Religious schools: Public money, private beliefsApr 12th 2006 Jarvis: Risk and rewardDec 16th 2004PFI contracts have a couple of advantages.
A reminder today that big companies often have trouble mirroring the efforts of companies disrupting their spaces: Payment industry giant VeriFone is killing its Square competitor Sail, which just launched in May, thanks to costs that didn't make the "razor-thin margins" it was seeing from its small merchant customers worthwhile.
Julian's troubles mirror the concerns some experts had before Bush made Kress' accountability policy the law of the land.
There was, of course, no real red-top competition to trouble the Mirror in those days.
But a unity of purpose has given way to a multiplicity of demands, mirroring the divides that trouble Egypt's political life these days.
