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All of this creates a conundrum for the press.

Although we tend to think of these activities as less risky for an adult, this creates a conundrum of defining risk (or dangerousness) based not on the objective attributes of the activity but on the person engaging in them.

This creates a conundrum as diuretics are used in human excretory urography CT [ 25] as well as in dogs at our institution for the evaluation of ectopic ureters.

… No doubt it creates a conundrum".

The timing of Wimbledon, which starts two weeks after the French Open, creates a conundrum for the American players.

However, the rallying creates a conundrum for blacks: how to air anxiety without further arming Obama's enemies.

In a business where reputations are often as important as bank account balances, trying to wiggle out of deals creates a conundrum.

Yet the unforeseen alignment between "Milk" and the gay-marriage ban — there was no Proposition 8 on any ballot when the director Gus Van Sant began shooting the film in January — also creates a conundrum for those Focus executives.

While the use of biometrics enhances system security and alleviates users from carrying identity cards or remembering passwords, it creates a conundrum for privacy advocates as the knowledge of the identity makes it much harder to keep users anonymous.

Still, the waiver creates a conundrum for the Trump adminsitration.

Providing military and diplomatic support to Turkey's invasion and occupation creates a conundrum, vexing his successor.