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But this has proved particularly problematic in the more paternalistic care homes where any hint of sexual congress between residents is frowned upon.

The leg to Abu Dhabi, the first Middle East stopover in the race's history, has proved particularly problematic because of rampant piracy off the Somalian coast.

"[A]s tar sands crude spill cleanups have proved particularly problematic, a cleanup of a deep-water tar sands crude spill in the Great Lakes would present new and extraordinary challenges," the report posits.

Denham proved particularly problematic, with voters volunteering that he was Roger Daltrey of the Who or Sir Alex Ferguson.

That provision proved particularly problematic for the bill's Republican opponents, who feared it would alarm female voters.

The electronics proved particularly problematic, as did some safety features, although the latter can be reused after the voyage.

The Bridges proved particularly problematic, coming on the market too early, brokers say, and failing to sell as anticipated.

The location of the third and fourth turrets proved particularly problematic to the design of the class because the amidships turrets were not superfiring as in the subsequent s.

As a result, attempts to determine the total number of Iraqi deaths have proved particularly problematic [ 5, 6].

The latter could prove particularly problematic because EGFR overexpression is evident in only about 40% of breast cancer patients [ 4, 5, 25] and elevated expression of the receptor in tumour cells does not always associate with activity of the pathway or a growth inhibitory response to anti-EGFR agents [ 26].

Rotational alignment in the transverse plane has proven particularly problematic, with errors due to component malalignment relative to bone anatomic landmarks and an overall mismatch between the femoral and tibial components' relative positions.