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The message in TNN is that all families are normal, which (although problematic) comes from a good place and is necessary in a political climate where even some in the LGBTQ community, like Rupert Everett, think two men can't raise a child together.

Evidence that anthropocentric cladograms are indeed problematic comes from student questionnaires (O'Hara 1997; H. Sandvik, unpublished manuscript).

For each three painters, the personal problematic they paint, comes from the singular relationship they have with the others.

The timing of the announcement was also problematic, coming as banks announced their earnings.

Americans also find that in Arab countries, even more problematic than coming from a Jewish or Christian background is adhering to no faith at all.

In many ways, as the show takes pains to uncover, Mindy's problematic views come from a misguided desire to identify with society's power brokers, to shine as the one worthy woman.

It's problematic when the criticism of these outliers comes from people we suspect are subjectively defensive of their own positions instead of objectively judging the ideas on their own merits.

Tracking what sequence in a dataset comes from which individual becomes problematic when the number of sequenced genes is large.

But most of that comes from tar sands, and as problematic as they may be, the profitability of tar sands projects isn't quite as precarious as fracking.

This can be problematic, particularly when, as is common, the patient comes from a very different background to the clinician.

Can you tell us where this vulnerability box comes from and why you see it as problematic?