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Some of his supporters are pushing the move as a way of ensuring a heavy black turn-out; others worry that Mr. Jackson remains a problematic figure among Jewish voters, who remain a sizable factor in Democratic primaries.

Yet it remains a problematic form that rarely rivals good fiction or film for narrative richness.

Yet Clinton, for some Muslims, remains a problematic choice, and one I am not able to embrace.

As to tackling turbulence, limiting carbon dioxide emissions would be an obvious move, he added, though this remains a problematic political goal.

The hedge still stands today in the Kirstenbosch national botanical gardens, and remains a problematic and contested symbol of our past – and perhaps the present too.

The struggling department store remains one of Mr. Ackman's most prominent positions — and it remains a problematic investment for the hedge fund manager, who sits on its board.

Poor infrastructure remains a particularly problematic barrier to adopting digital payment systems.

"I'm easily personally silenced, and in the public sphere, speech for women remains a deeply problematic issue".

That remains a highly problematic decision, but the more muted and centrist tone of the term that just ended has made me less persuaded that the court is on a collision course with mainstream public opinion.

Clearly the Ayatollah's in Iran have had their revenge-the tie, in that nation remains a big and problematic symbol of evil from the Great Satan and now that we can flood Pakistani markets with a Made in China tie for every self respecting Pakistani middle class male-we would have successfully imported democracy.

Meryl Streep and Glenn Close got their expected nods for The Iron Lady, and Albert Nobbs and Octavia Spencer and Viola Davis were recognised for their strong work in The Help, although the film remains a sticky, sentimental and hugely problematic mess.