A democratic society requires transparency in order to arrive at democratic solutions to its problems, and it's in that spirit that we present to you VICE's Prison Issue.
He finally found a bucket containing cleaning supplies, quickly removed them, then ran back to the pool, where he dipped the bucket in, missing, frightening the poor creature and adding to its problems by making it go under.
Like Churchill said, it has always faced up to its problems in the end.
To Mark Lambert, though, the state's water-rich coast is the overwhelming answer to its problems.
Life ultimately means taking the responsibility to find the right answer to its problems and to fulfill the tasks which it constantly sets for each individual.
Once a country starts to sink under the weight of debt, it rarely comes up with a reasonable solution to its problems.
So maybe Paul Evmorfidis's argument has some validity: Greece's traditional infrastructure may not be the ultimate answer to its problems, given the global scale of things, but it may make difficult times less painful.
His past criticism of outside groups, some Democrats said, had made it hard to persuade donors to back Priorities USA Action, contributing to its problems in keeping up with conservative groups.
The company said when it recalled the unit that five deaths might have linked to its problems.
If they knew there was systemic risk, why didn't they do anything about it?" Paulson had been pushing Lehman to find a solution to its problems, to sell itself or to raise cash.
Greece has contributed mightily to its problems.
