One or two scholars said it was barely possible President Clinton could mediate, but most argued that his long working relationship with Mr. Gore and the deep suspicions that he still engenders in parts of the electorate made any such role highly problematical.
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There are other problematical issues such as the apparent inconsistencies in Figure 5 that contradict the title of that section of the paper.
Third, they may lead the individual to develop problematical strategies such as thought suppression and rumination, which are linked to PTSD in paramedics.
Accurately gauging the distances to faraway galaxies has always been the most problematical part of making such measurements.
Input RSS vectors of such high dimensionality are known to be problematical for simple classification and regression methods.
Although uninhibited proliferation of theories of social change can be seen as problematical, the emergence of other such examples of 'good' theory is likely to be helpful as the field of improvement studies evolves.
The authors conclude "It may be that such persons are at higher risk of developing problematical use when they use these drugs" [ 20].
Voting errors resulting from simple confusion or bad judgment by a public official -- such as the Democrat in Palm Beach County who approved the problematical ballot -- do not usually lead to the overturning of an election, or another balloting.
She influentially judged the concept so obscure and problematical that theories placing weight upon it, such as hedonistic utilitarianism, should be rejected out of hand.
