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By Pliny Earle Goddard The New Yorker, September 8 , 1928P. 24 An anthropologist solves the difficulties men have in finding suitable mates by introducing polygyny and polyandry.

In Morgenstern & Stein 1994, Morgenstern and Stein seek to find a general, intuitively motivated logical framework that solves the difficulties.

Menger also showed that money, as a transactional medium, solves the difficulty of exchanging goods directly: a chicken farmer who wants gasoline finds it easier to trade those chickens for some widely accepted good money and then to trade this good for gasoline.

This method solves the difficulty, common among organic nanoparticles, of problematic separation because of the low nanoparticle weight.

(In particular, this solves the difficulty of slow convergence with WOS by allowing FP domains that contain patches of the phase interface).

The method proposed in this paper not only solves the difficulty problem of applying the difference operator to the time-varying matrices but also simplifies the structure of the augmented error system.

The key: whether we can come up with some solution or new understanding that at least tentatively solves the difficulty so we can let go of it and get back to whatever we were supposed to be doing.

The previous one said he could not alone "solve the difficulties linked to a poor city that suffers from 50 years of immigration and a tradition of banditry".

But in South Korea, fretful about plummeting birthrates but still tied to conservative ideas about matchmaking, solving the difficulties of the lovelorn has become something of a national priority.

When Bush began his career at MIT in 1919, solving the difficulties in constructing the nation's electric-power network was paramount, and private foundations were the dominant patrons of American scientific research.

Although it made use of such theological criticisms of philosophy, the new wisdom took the position that theology did not offer a positive substitute for and was incapable of solving the difficulties of "Aristotelian" philosophy.