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But "S.W.A.T.," which opens nationwide today, suffers from a problem of emphasis.

And "Quicksilver" suffers from a problem common in parts of trilogies: it feels unresolved.

Still, even his closest colleagues acknowledge that Dr. Postol suffers from a problem that has little to do with science and a lot to do with style.

Like "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," the intermissionless "Scottsboro Boys," which runs a bit under two hours, suffers from a problem of monotony, as the scabrous comic tone spreads like shellac across almost every sequence.

A couple of months earlier, I had visited Radebeul, a small town in the former East Germany which suffers from a problem all German towns seem to have: the overwhelming number of notable Germans.

It's the first feature from Man Men creator Matthew Weiner, but though like that TV series it occasionally crackles with some fizzy, surprising dialogue, You Are Here ultimately suffers from a problem of tone.

But it does suffer from a problem that hasn't been fixed.

Like many middle-aged suburban fathers, I suffer from a problem I am hesitant to name.

Byron also suffered from a problem foot from childhood resulting in a life long limp.

Finally, I believe this question suffered from a problem common to much of survey research.

By Ian Frazier Like many middle-aged suburban fathers, I suffer from a problem I am hesitant to name.