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The controversy over this film's use of torture is a reflection of how problematic it is to classify.

It was the clearest example yet of how problematic William Hague's new foreign policy, in which commercial interests are to trump ethical concerns, will be for the Coalition to implement.

But over the last decade the mixed-use community that has been developed there and one like it in Austin, Tex., are seen as examples of how problematic properties can be successfully converted.

The Student Publication Association says it will be researching just how many people have a similar story over the coming year, but the organisation is already conscious of how problematic journalism training is: Niamh McGovern, its Ireland officer, labels it "financially crippling".

Still, in the broader world of how problematic drug use is addressed in the US, it does signify a positive direction.

We interviewed patients and GPs about their experiences, beliefs and expectations of analgesia prescribing, to improve understanding of how problematic long-term opioid prescribing becomes established.

In the context of the third line of defence, how problematic is the shift to an all-volunteer army proving?

The White House got a taste this week of just how problematic this debt situation could get.

Nuancing this celebration of plastics is the "scary case," with hair combs, belts, and shoes that are quietly self-destructing, and tell the story of just how problematic plastics can be as they age.

On a Web site (VisitMootopia.com) and in television commercials, female inhabitants of Mootopia, using straws to drink from a lake of milk, learn how problematic having beautiful, shiny hair can be.

Winner Glenda Browne of Blaxland, Blue Mountains, Australia, documented how problematic the can be when alphabetizing.