It is just the sort of thorny problem that Frank G. Zarb revels in trying to untangle.
Every time fashion borrows from workwear, there're always some sort of thorny issues around it - particularly when you're charging £2000 for something that is actually very similar to, you know, a uniform that somebody might be wearing who doesn't actually make that much money, you know, there's obviously some thorny class issues there.
Asked to explain his plan, Mr. McCain did not provide any specific suggestions for how he could persuade Iraqi officials to make headway on these thorny political issues, beyond the sort of behind-the-scenes cajoling that American officials are already undertaking.
But for young people trying to figure out the thorny world of sexuality, the boy band can serve as a sort of palette, a way to safely work out the boundaries of love and lust.
Excerpts from the law, projected on a screen at the front of the room, served as a sort of Rorschach test for some of the thorniest issues in bioethics.
In what one Western diplomat calls the Taliban's "madrassa, linear-thinking sort of way" this does not infuse talks with mutual trust.Then there is the thorny question of which Taliban Mr Obama wants to reconcile.
Then there is the thorny issue of club closures, with venues disappearing faster than the bees, it seems unlikely any sort of space-based-movement could take hold anytime soon.
SARAH GREEN: So with these very thorny problems that you've been walking us through it reminds me, there's a part in the book where you talk about the actual challenge of learning this sort of complicated approach, deceptively simple approach from a book and actually implementing it with these sort of thorny problems.
It is the most appreciated sort of lime in the tropics, but is rarely grown in the United States because the tree is wickedly thorny, vulnerable to diseases and sensitive to cold.
