Now, with this rivalry concealed under a power-sharing arrangement, and with the prospect of the Kurds getting new weapons from America, Turkey's fears of Kurdish strength are inflamed.American help for the non-Kurdish opposition groups is no less problematical.
Yet, though overwhelmingly sympathetic, he also depicts the warts of this most problematical of Russian authors in more painful detail than previous scrutineers.In this section Relabelled The Cleopatra mystery Victorious A better ally?
First, setting a benchmark often proves problematical.
Although the doctrine seemed to make problematical the unity of God, it did provide an answer to the first of the two issues confronted by the church in its doctrine of the person of Christ the issue of Christ's relation to the Father.
The play's problematical hero is Kleist's finest figure, reflecting Kleist's own conflicts between heroism and cowardice, dreaming and action.
Conversely, the vaccine induces a certain number of adverse reactions, and the duration of the immunity it produces is problematical.
Throughout this period of 2,500 years the dating of most literary works is problematical; the difficulty is aggravated by the tendency to ascribe authorship to well-known or legendary names.
Palladio further developed the basic plan of his Palazzo Iseppo Porto in the Palazzo Thiene (c. 1545 50), Vicenza, the largest and most problematical of his palace designs, of which only the side and rear blocks were completed.
The Jewish critic Salomon Maimon contended that, though there are such things as a priori concepts (concepts that can be known independently of experience), their application to experience is always problematical, and whether they apply can be determined only through experience itself.
Planned, no doubt, with a view to next year's centenary of the last tsar's abdication – and the far more problematical centenary, for today's Russia, of the Bolshevik revolution that followed – its publication also coincides with the BBC's much-praised, much-debated, dramatisation of War and Peace, as well as Lucy Worsley's series, Empire of the Tsars.
Manager Cullis, the stern disciplinarian who had presided over two title triumphs and an FA Cup win in the space of the previous four campaigns, shuffled his pack vigorously in an attempt to reverse the ominous trend and in January he drafted Thomson into a left-back slot that had proved particularly problematical.
