Referee corruption, on-court violence and overall quality of play remain problematic, but the league's lack of competitive balance lingers as a main reason it has not been able to take hold.
The move apparently came as a surprise even to Virginia's Republican governor, Bob McDonnell, who TPM described as "non-committal on the new maps," possibly because of the power play's problematic optics.
They've made it this far, he acknowledges, but whether they can repeat as Super Bowl champions at the rate their defense is playing is problematic.
Diana Canova, a television celebrity in her own right, provides welcome, underplayed counterpoint to Ms. Gifford's flashiness, and Tom Beckett deftly plays a problematic role, for the character, as he appears initially, is an offensive mockery.
And the mainstream media, unfortunately, has played a problematic role in obscuring the reality of the situation.
Behavioural tracking data are increasingly being used to understand how consumers use Internet gambling sites and identify potentially problematic play., – However, the current study suggests that relying on data obtained from a single operator may underestimate online gambling for about half of all users.
Yet Sandra has also held herself back, and to watch her maneuver inside that self-imposed prison is the best part of "Playing Sinatra," a perfectly acted production of a problematic play.
(La Rocco) 'Playing Sinatra' (closes on Sunday) In this perfectly acted production of a problematic play, a middle-aged brother and sister turn to psychological battle when the sister begins to fall for a gentleman caller (1 45).
What to do with this endlessly problematic play?
There are no half measures in Joe Hill-Gibbins' radical version of Shakespeare's problematic play.
