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And she sees no problem with the portrayal.
But May was the minister responsible for cutting police numbers over the last six years, and she sees no problem with Britain selling arms to Saudi Arabia, a major funder of extremists, so the facts aren't on her side.
It's a week after the press event, and as the network preps for the launch of its new shows, Cohn said she sees no problem in tapping into a trend that's "timely and juicy and delicious". "Every kid thinks they're five minutes away and one lucky circumstance from being famous," she said.
Ms. Baldrige said she saw no problem shopping for dinner parties at Costco.
Mrs. Shakoor, 52, said embassies should be easily identifiable, and she saw no problem with the pavement.
But Teri Coaxum, a community specialist in Mr. Hynes's office who said she saw no problem with attending the party, said she saw a lot of new faces.
Ms. Johnsky said that while her district did not have a policy on scooters, she saw no problem with students taking them to school as long as they are not used on the property.
Carol Runciman, leader of the Liberal Democrat group on York council, said she saw no problem with primaries having class sizes of 31 or 32 if they had an extra teaching assistant, while Nick Cott, Newcastle city council's Lib Dem spokesman for children's services, said schools should be allowed to raise the number of pupils in each class as they saw fit.
Laura Cutilletta of the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, a San Francisco-based group that advocates for stricter gun laws, said she saw no problem per se with the presence of armed guards, so long as they have appropriate training.
You need to watch it and raise a few red flags and say, 'We're watching you.' " Judy Jacobs, the County Legislature's presiding officer, said she saw no problems with the volunteer program or with hiring volunteers as county employees.
Melanie Sloan, executive director of the watchdog group Citizens For Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) likewise said last week that she sees no ethical problems with Snellings' work as a realtor or his client list.
