In this case, two roughly drawn gents in white lab coats and with oversized eyes have to solve myriad problems, such as figuring out the length of all the worms in a swamp based on a small sample.
There is now a dawn-to-dusk curfew in Kano state.None of the three main presidential candidates seems to offer much hope of a solution to this or other of Nigeria's myriad problems, such as poverty, corruption, wretched supplies of electricity and the like.
In one case the consumer bureau highlighted, an unidentified student loan servicer told the bureau that more than 20percentt of the roughly 2.5 million borrower accounts it received from Xerox, which once serviced loans for the Education Department under the ACS brand name, contained myriad problems such as incorrect loan balances, misapplied payments and improper servicing.
Of course, the Jets have now used two picks without doing anything to address their myriad problems on offense, but as long as Rex Ryan is coach, can we really consider that a surprise?
Given the undercurrent of hostility, as well as the myriad problems that may arise — drunk uncles, political catfights, who's gluten free and who eats only what they kill — how is a modern family to survive these squabbles?
"Given the undercurrent of hostility, as well as the myriad problems that may arise — drunk uncles, political catfights, who's gluten free and who eats only what they kill — how is a modern family to survive these squabbles?" In his This Life column "Just One Big, Happy Family," Bruce Feiler asked people who've hosted long-running family reunions to share their tips for making the event a success.
Many FGM survivors grow up with chronic pain and menstrual problems, as well as myriad psychological issues, including PTSD.
The results are not that bad considering the outcome of the 2012-13 seasor or the myriad problems of legacy media, as shown by the sales, in rapid succession, of Newsweek, The Boston Globe and The Washington Post.
The myriad problems America continues to face in Iraq -- as well as a mounting death toll -- are conveniently skirted, as are the continuing difficulties in Afghanistan.
Certainly, Harriet Shaw Weaver, the Englishwoman who bankrolled him and read work in progress and dealt with his myriad problems between 1914 and his death, emerges here as a woman of intelligence, patience and immense generosity.
