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The idea that Smith needed to clarify that Hispanics, contrary to popular belief enjoy law and order is problematic.
The apparent contradiction between the fact that there can be only seven protoctists but also a vast number of archangels to be promoted to their order is problematic.
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With such distances, unequivocal ordering is problematic.
Users understood that these orders were problematic but were instructed to proceed with placing these orders as they typically would, using any methods they might routinely use to enter a desired order.
In general, as all amorphous compounds are characterized by a lack of long-range order, it is problematic to discuss the structure of ACPs (they are X-ray amorphous).
Since both evolved in the stem lineage leading to modern eukaryotes, the order of origins is problematic.
Analysis of first order interactions alone is problematic, since the large number of possible interactions means there is a risk of finding some are significant purely by chance.
The statement that "A role in chromosome axis compaction would require an intrinsic capacity for SYCP3 to assemble into a higher-order structural scaffold" is problematic.
Maintaining order in the festival is problematic.
On a related note, and more generally, the formal definition of a critical system as one operating at, or near, a second-order (continuous) phase transition is problematic since the concept of phase transition applies to systems with infinite degrees of freedom [22].
And this is problematic: in order to respond to oppression of women in general, feminists must understand them as a category in some sense.
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