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He adds that passion fruit is more problematic to produce.

Brady is a bit more problematic to judge.

The campaign against NGOs has only made it more problematic to receive funding inside Russia.

Loans may be more difficult to procure.

Recording and reporting on events requires special permissions which will take more time to procure.

P.I.H. wanted to start treating the disease, using "second-line" antibiotics, which were more expensive and difficult to procure.

There is also a more problematic side to the Pentecostal movement.

More significantly, Iran was unable to procure needed equipment to maintaining its aging oil infrastructure.

Nowhere is America's acquiescence more problematic than with regard to Russia.

It was cheaper, more readily available and relatively easy to procure.

In addition, oil firms should respond to higher prices by redoubling their efforts to procure more of the stuff.