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But moving to the center raises potential problems for Mr. Bruno and other Republicans.

We do recognize that using a single patient raises potential problems with content specificity and with attaining a generalizable estimate of clinical performance; however for this initial round of OSCE implementation logistical constraints limited us to a single patient encounter.

Yet despite the common usage their potential impact upon the day-to-day constipation symptoms is often overlooked and this raises potential problems when attempting to critically assess the reality of symptoms in chronically constipation patients.

JON LEE ANDERSON: You are right, and others have written in with questions about what a Marshall Plan might be, might entail, and raised potential problems.

Funding from a £2.4bn existing pot will be made available for developments up to 2020 and councils have been asked to raise potential problems with the scheme by the end of summer.

Did Toyota raise potential safety problems with regulators as soon as they knew a problem existed?" Mr. Bardella asked.

Although the comments were warmly received in Western capitals, they raised potential political problems at home, as many Russians view NATO as the enemy.

Justice Ginsburg observed that when there were two ways to interpret a state court decision, one that raised potential constitutional problems and another that did not, the justices had traditionally endorsed the nontroublesome interpretation.

The lawyers for three of the officers, Sean Carroll, Kenneth Boss, and Richard Murphy, were not allowed to attend the meeting after the Justice Department decided that their presence raised potential ethics problems, according to Stephen C. Worth, the lawyer for the fourth officer, Edward McMellon.

Conservative MP Julian Lewis said it was against the law for MPs' home addresses to be published but that releasing details about their landlords - when combined with basic postcode information - could enable people to discover where they lived, raising potential security problems.

We assess remittance-sending based on the question, 'Do you or your relatives in Miami send money to relatives in Cuba?' The wording of this question raises some potential problems of variable misalignment.