A similar predicament developed during a presentation of "Andy Warhol's Frankenstein". "We had planned to do the R-rated version of the movie but (the distributor) sent us the X-rated version by mistake," remembers Skov.
"Fighting a Cancer With Vinegar and Ingenuity" (front page, Sept. 27) captured the predicament in developing nations: at least 250,000 women around the world will die of cervical cancer this year, most in poorer countries.
The Greek prime minister said it was the previous government, and not the euro, that was to blame for his country's predicament: "We developed a lot of corruption at the highest levels and we did not take the structural measures to change our economy, to move our economy, to make it more competitive".
For those lying awake worrying about money, meanwhile, one way out of their financial predicament might be to develop solutions for people lying awake worrying about money.
This has been an unprecedented predicament for a developed European country, and the extremity of its escalation this past year has created too many intense personal stories, and too much human drama.
Over a third felt that they couldn't cope – a predicament that we know can easily develop into mental illness.
Esther's predicament, more generally, is how to develop a mature identity, as a woman, and to be true to that self rather than conform to societal norms.
Instead, it was inherently political, allowing us to peek at a different temporal universe, to develop alternative explanations of our predicaments, and even to dare to dream of different futures.
The predicament is interesting, but Wolfe doesn't fully develop its possibilities.
She added that people in such unfortunate circumstances can rapidly develop health difficulties that exacerbate their predicament.
This reflexivity is necessary to develop empathy through a better understanding of the patient's predicament [ 31], avoid assumptions and stereotypes [ 21], and to be aware of ones own attitudes and prejudices [ 32].
