Alyssa has problems with her dad and Sydney has problems [with her dad].
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Everyone has problems, every state has problems, but you have to solve it yourself and you can ask for solidarity.
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Yes, it has problems — one big one in particular.
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Boeing Boeing has problems beyond its troubled 737 Max planes.
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Donald Trump has called it obsolete, says it has problems.
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I know that obviously Canada has problems of its own.
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It sounds like the lad has problems with money, really.
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But clearly the guy is a scoundrel and has problems.
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He has problems with the government, but what's my sin?
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And it is not only Latin America that has problems.
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But, McConnell also has problems with his own members. Sen.
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Although I think the Glenn Beck model has problems now too.
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He has problems with his family, his finances and everything else.
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The reporting system has problems, but they did act on this.
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Like any other store, the Co-op has problems with theft.
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Three, we know that Judge Kavanaugh has problems telling the truth.
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He has that one line, and I'm sure he has problems!
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"I decided to invite Donald Trump on his visit to Britain to come with me to my constituency because he has problems with Mexicans and he has problems with Muslims," Corbyn told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.
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Puntland's government is more capable but has problems paying its security forces.
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But the state still has problems, including its 26th-ranked education system.
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It's not just the Trump administration that has problems with expectations management.
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Although this may be Mrs Merkel's preferred option, it too has problems.
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But it has problems, like, you can't control for the prenatal environment.
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She has problems sleeping and suffers from frequent panic attacks and nightmares.
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ButBRAC now has problems that it may not be able to solve.
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Mr. Qiu, for example, has problems beyond closed slaughterhouses and supply sources.
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Every denomination has problems like this, whether Christians or Jews or Muslims.
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Market sources, however, said the plant has problems that are causing delays.
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Williams has problems communicating and also has weak peripheral vision and motor dysfunction.
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On top of this, Britain has problems of its own to deal with.
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She has problems like you and me at home, but she overcomes these.
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While Clinton certainly has problems in this regard, Trump fares far, far worse.
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Hillary Clinton has problems of her own in consolidating the Democratic base. Sen.
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The idea that WikiLeaks has problems with accountability sends Assange into angry fits.
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Baltimore isn't the only police department that has problems with sexual assault investigations.
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"All that legislation has problems," Jordan said, referring to the background check bills.
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Their "sensitive" (that is, psychic) friend, Jenna Kanell, feels the place has problems.
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Every society has problems and failures, areas of brokenness, even areas of ruin.
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Which may indicate that the president-elect has problems telling wrestling fact from fiction.
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Kristen Bell Opens Up About Battling Anxiety and Depression "Everyone has problems," she continues.
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Weckbach says the stat has problems, and Porsche been critical of Tesla's claims before.
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SunEdison, which is run out of Belmont, California, has problems of its own, however.
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He's still "a bit slow," and has memory lapses and sometimes has problems speaking.
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And every community has problems—we just don't need the police adding to ours.
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But McConnell has problems on the other ideological end of his conference, too. Sen.
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The show, which comes from the Museum der Moderne Salzburg in Austria, has problems.
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But it obviously has problems vetting third-party retailers, which isn't a new problem.
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It never fails to remind you that when it comes to love everyone has problems.
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Local authority debt, corporate bonds and mortgage-backed securities are options but each has problems.
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The downside is it confirms the view of people that the CFPB structure has problems.
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Although the system is more transparent, the stakes are raised if a clearinghouse has problems.
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Speaking at Davos, German Chancellor Angela Merkel admitted that Germany has problems of its own.
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The bed helped Kelly effectively sleep at an elevation because she has problems with her esophagus.
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The Mercedes-Benz parent has problems aplenty, which bumper third-quarter sales do little to change.
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The platform has problems, and this is just more proof that it's on its way out.
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But don't worry too much, the cropping is just one sign that the relationship has problems.
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And the United States has problems with each that today's vote will do little to improve.
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Slub often has problems with transparency and twist that we wanted to eliminate in this tee.
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She already has problems with her use of private email and donations to the Clinton foundation.
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Guy Laflamme, the main organiser for the city, admits that Canada still has problems with race.
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But over all the city has problems the rest of the country would love to have.
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"Every event of this size has problems; the issue is how to manage them," Gurgel said.
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The European tech sector still has problems when it comes to diversity, a new report shows.
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Yes, she has problems in that area personally, academically (she did transfer, after all) and professionally.
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Meantime, Lord & Taylor has problems of its own, met with declining sales and weaker foot traffic.
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"Everybody has problems, and it's fun to talk to them about their life," Ms. Morales said.
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"Currently the tracking network already has problems with the amount of objects in orbit," says Langbroek.
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As an early adopter I can tell you that all new technology has problems, it breaks.
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The rig also has problems with rolling over in tighter corners if it's coming in too fast.
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Again, Iran has problems; there is really no need to exaggerate them to create an interesting story.
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Yet it too has problems, notably over the terms of the question and the timing (see box).
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Fact is ... the area has problems with gangs, but Nipsey was working hard to curb gang violence.
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Ivory Coast still has problems, as shown by a terrorist attack in March that killed 2015 people.
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My plea isn't a partisan one, nor am I romanticizing the Democratic Party, which has problems galore.
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His wife, a retired horse trainer who has problems with her health, is not an agitator, either.
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Jesse Green wrote that the play, directed by Saheem Ali, has problems of plot, genre and tone.
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Previous research has found that one out of every four women with fibroids has problems related to fertility.
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Each option has problems, point out academics at University College London, as well as taking time to organise.
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Amonsen, who cannot work more than 20 hours a week and has problems balancing herself when walking, agreed.
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Indeed, Suzanne has problems with her spine, tires easily and is prone to furious outbursts over minor slights.
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Yet the Leave campaign has problems of its own—starting with the fact that it is divided. Leave.
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"Hawley has $$ problems, as do all of the challengers," one veteran GOP strategist said in an email exchange.
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" He adds that it is "not with religions that the Republic has problems, but with one of them.
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"I think every athlete with thoughts of retirement has problems with accepting it at some point," Haas said.
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Navarro has problems with how Mnuchin has negotiated with Chinese officials, a source familiar with the discussions said.
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Even Russia, run by Trump's buddy and role model, Vladimir Putin, has problems with terrorism, including Islamist terrorism.
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"What's likely happened is that one person who has problems sent their feces to other philosophers," he said.
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It has problems, but the bottom line is that net 20 million more Americans have health insurance now.
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Every company has problems and issues that build up, and you need to find outlets for those things.
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Australian triplets Sydney's a great city, but it still has problems with population growth, traffic and housing costs.
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But this has problems of its own, including being more of a zero-sum game than other channels.
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Bali itself has problems with ugly development, untreated sewage spewing into the ocean and plastic waste littering the beaches.
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Would you say the same about a girl who has problems with her skin and spots on her face?
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Heller and Sandoval said they believe that Obamacare has problems, but raised concerns with the Senate plan's Medicaid provisions.
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The Obama administration hasn't said it formally opposes the bill, but it has problems with numerous parts of it.
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To the extent that the ACA currently has problems, it is the direct result of sabotage by Republican politicians.
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The freeze process was "tedious," she recalled, but ultimately effective because she no longer has problems with fake accounts.
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But for Bloomberg, last night proved that the Democratic Party has problems that he is uniquely qualified to solve.
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And the party has problems, underscored by its general inability to be as succinct and blunt as Trump is.
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So if associations representing doctors, hospitals, or insurers say the bill has problems, the House could well slam the brakes.
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And I think by taking on immigration, mentioning terrorism in London, that in fact he has problems, Brexit, terrorism, immigration.
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As far as I know, this is an isolated hiccup, and we can't say for sure this feature has problems.
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Though RCS has many features that are also available with iMessage, it has problems that Apple's messaging platform doesn't face.
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Atkinson admitted the city has problems, but maintained that Hong Kong remains "one of the safest markets in the world".
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Coates, too, has problems with drops, but he also has legit size/speed upside in case Antonio Brown goes down.
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GUERIN Tere tells me that when he has problems with his choreography, he talks to himself in an Australian accent.
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Walker has problems with his central nervous system, which at one point left him bedridden for close to a year.
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Feinstein has a bill, which I think has problems because it basically would force the full release of the family.
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But it has problems, and unless those problems are addressed, Overwatch won't make it to the top tier of spectator esports.
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Apart from that, Washington has problems with China's economic management, trade policies and the access of U.S. businesses to Chinese markets.
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Paul also said the legislation still has problems, some of which can be fixed before a final bill is voted on.
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"The line is some version of, 'We know Trump has problems but he is doing things we want done,' " he said.
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I certainly wouldn't recommend it for anybody who's in active conflict with each other, or who has problems communicating in general.
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The Trump tape on the bus qualifies as a really bad moment for a candidate who already has problems with women.
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"I decided to invite Donald Trump on his visit to Britain to come with me to my constituency because he has problems with Mexicans and he has problems with Muslims," Corbyn told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, adding that he wanted to let Trump talk to those who attend the mosque and see the "great diversity" in Britain's society.
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If you look at his relationship with Ivanka or Hope — women who aren't subservient to him — he has problems with those people.
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King Arthur has problems other than its spastic pacing and its wild jerks from pathos and pain to revved-up goofy comedy.
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When a celebrity linked to a company has problems, companies are usually quick to drop them as a matter of public relations.
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The implementation of the peace process has problems, but they are more the fault of a weak state than of the FARC.
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If you click the link on Android phone, it begins heating up after about 20 seconds and has problems completing basic commands.
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While Murkowski is still a Republican, and therefore still has problems with the law, she didn't want to see those gains reversed.
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Or if someone has problems lifting their arms above their head, you need to create options with dolman sleeves or drop sleeves.
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Ben's best friend, Larry (Matt Shively), has problems of his own at home, including a pushy science-nerd stepfather, Mardy (Nat Faxon).
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While Canada certainly has problems with xenophobia and discrimination, it is less afflicted by these ills than its peers in the West.
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The Angelina sources say some of the children have been fearful around Brad, and Maddox in particular has problems with his dad.
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If your dog is getting older or has problems with their bones and joints, an orthopedic bed might be the best choice.
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Trump's desire for a hard line against North Korea has problems outside of those presented by the Chinese leadership, or by Chinese banks.
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On the domestic front he has problems with rising murder rates, recalcitrant teachers, a potential credit downgrade and another nasty human-rights abuse.
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"[Obamacare] has problems, but we damn well are not going to see it repealed and have no replacement there at all," Sanders said.
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One woman commented that a significant part of her conversations with her therapist are about a particular friend who she has problems with.
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But he says, "the internet of things has problems," including fears around privacy, hacking and proprietary systems that can't communicate with each other.
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"We're not hiding away from the fact that Colombia has problems, but we want to tell the good news, too," Mr. Guerrero said.
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Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey took to Twitter on Thursday to admit that the platform, in its current implementation, has problems.
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Meanwhile the current Archbishop of Athens, Ieronymos, has problems with the Patriarch (currently undergoing a flare-up) because of administrative squabbles over Greek territory.
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Veterans freely acknowledge VA has problems, but we overwhelmingly prefer to get our care at VA because it's a system designed to serve us.
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One in four British adults who has a mental health problem also has problems with debt, according to UK charity Money and Mental Health.
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However, President Trump said last month he has problems with the overhaul, and indicated he wants to revisit the issue after November's midterm elections.
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It would also put enormous new responsibility on the shoulders of the state's cap-and-trade system, which already has problems and growing pains.
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" ALL-RUSSIAN ATHLETICS FEDERATION PRESIDENT DMITRY SHLYAKHTIN "We agree that Russian athletics has problems and don't hide it... but these problems did not start yesterday.
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This was true in places like New Jersey, where the president has problems, and in the "Trump Country" states of South Dakota, Alabama and Montana.
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His gait is unsteadier every day, and, worse, he now has problems controlling his bladder and his bowels—in this camp, amidst dozens of people.
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But Mr Fairfax has problems of his own: Vanessa Tyson, a university professor, said he sexually assaulted her at the Democratic National Convention in 2004.
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He has problems too, including homework, a lazy eye that requires a patch, chronic shortness of breath that may be the result of anxiety attacks.
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"If Brazil has problems with supplies in October, then Japan will switch to Argentina and Ukraine," said Nobuyuki Chino, a Tokyo-based veteran grains trader.
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While Collins has suggested she has problems with the Cassidy-Graham plan, neither Murkowski nor McCain have given a clear sense of where they stand.
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Breath of the Wild has problems with gender, queerness, the notion of who gets to be a hero in society, and what a hero even is.
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"Being Kabul mayor is not an easy task — this city has problems that no other capital has," said Sayed Makhdoom Raheen, a former minister of culture.
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"We shouldn't assume that every time a country has problems that it reflects a failure of American policy," the president said in an interview in September.
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"TPP, the administration knows it has problems, that it should have solved already, to work through, I haven't seen them solve those issues," McCarthy told reporters.
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Many white women voted for Trump for the same reasons many white men did: Because our country has problems with racism, misogyny, and bigotry across the board.
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" Still, Concord is aware the EJD has problems, which in a blog post titled "Explaining Your Executive JD to Employers," it boils down to a "messaging issue.
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While the network—let's call it George AI Martin—has problems replicating clear grammar and syntax, its chapters do give us weird insights into Martin's writing ticks.
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In the interview with China's official Securities Times, Ma said the investigation does not mean Alibaba has problems but that the SEC is just performing its duties.
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ObamaCare has problems that should be fixed, but the problems stem from the fact that ObamaCare did not go far enough, not that it went too far.
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America has problems, but this picture is a caricature of a country that, on most measures, is more prosperous, more peaceful and less racist than ever before.
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Kreutzer has problems with the overall 22 Days concept, too — namely, that quitting meat and dairy cold tofurky isn't a good way to go for most Americans.
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He's someone that I believe has problems—the same way I or anyone else does—but remains focused on his goals and continues to get positive results.
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Beyond peeling sheds, Thailand has problems on shrimp farms and hatcheries, which are often located in remote areas, beyond the reach of civil society organisations, Hall said.
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Editors at the CMAJ acknowledge the current system has problems, like its notoriously long wait times—one woman in Quebec waited nine years for a medical appointment.
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The BCRA also has problems — namely, conservative and moderate senators want very different things — but it will be the focus of the discussions over the next few days.
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And all of the Wonder Woman action sequences we've seen make it clear that if Jenkins' sophomore outing has problems, it won't be in the ass-kicking department.
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Plant-based protein might be all the rage, but it still has problems of transparency: where the ingredients originate and what manufacturing processes are used, to name two.
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It's true that the retail industry has seen better days as shoppers are increasingly turning to online shopping — but Sears has problems of its own: Sears lost $8.2.
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Of course, Tesla has problems of its own that make the idea of a competitor, even a Russian competitor, seem less far-fetched than it once might have.
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Advisors should still drill into the details on how fund managers are using leverage and what will happen to investors if the fund has problems with its liquidity.
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The app, called Voatz, also has problems with how it handles authentication between the voter's mobile phone and the backend server, allowing an attacker to impersonate a user's phone.
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But as a consequence of too many people buying into that nonsense, we've got a president who actually has problems with controlling his impulses and letting emotion overrule reason.
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But even with those improvements, Google still has problems with search results on YouTube, including issues where conspiracy videos topped the trending results last month following the Parkland shooting.
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Ivanisevic was asked whether things could change for Kyrgios if he was the one to coach him, but he said the 24-year-old seemingly has problems with authority.
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Abu Dhabi's national airline had been touted as one possible source of new funds, but it has problems of its own after losing about $4.9 billion over three years.
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"The unknown always created anxiety … Europe as it is right now has problems but it is quite a strong union and has worked for quite a long time," he said.
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The firm also has problems at home: It suffered partial strikes for four days last week in a dispute with the trade union that represents most of its domestic workforce.
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In the reviews of the new "Shuffle Along," there has been an apparently similar but actually distinct idea: that even if the script has problems, the dancing carries the day.
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Because if Payless is still demanding that customers send money they don't owe to a street called Collection Center Drive, it has problems that Avis Budget isn't eager to solve.
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My rule since then has been that I can't let a book be published if it has problems that still feel fixable — that I am my own ultimate quality control.
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Hopper (Johnny Simmons) has problems, is sent back to the minor leagues, starts seeing an unusual sports therapist (Paul Giamatti) and tries to deal with his pushy father (Ethan Hawke).
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That's why Hillary is now only saying she has problems with the TPP "in its current form," – ensuring that she can rush to embrace it again at her earliest opportunity.
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But a controversy at YouTube, an online-video site owned by Google, shows how digital advertising still has problems to sort out before it lives up to the dazzling sales pitch.
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"When the existing money system has problems, people turn to bitcoin sort of like people used to go to gold in the old days," Lee told CNBC in a recent interview.
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Physical training takes months or years and has problems of its own - for example, if a robot hand drops a workpiece, a human needs to pick it up and put it back.
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If a case winds up in front of a judge, a parent wanting sole physical custody would need to show considerable evidence that the other parent has problems caring for the children.
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Due to limited access to some of its computer systems, Maersk, which handles one out of seven containers shipped worldwide, also has problems processing orders taken just before the breakdown, Clerc said.
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The law has problems — for example, there are too few insurers offering coverage on the health exchanges in rural and suburban areas — that the next president and Congress will need to fix.
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Trump said during a closed-door White House meeting that he has problems with the prison and sentencing overhaul package and indicated he would rather revisit the issue after November's midterm elections.
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The NYSE has "problems" though — its closed most hours of the week, for instance, because humans are lazy, and it has a bunch of rules on what can be listed and how.
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She also has problems with the Medicaid "expansion population," made up of working-age adults who have no disability — particularly those who aren't working as hard as she and her husband are.
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"If I correctly understand Russia's security interests with regard to Islamist terror, it rather has problems with Sunni-based aspirations," he wrote in an opinion piece to run in the newspaper's Monday edition.
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This authentication setup still has problems—for example, you can still be tricked into handing over both your password and your two-factor code to clever phishers—but overall it's a huge improvement.
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Which is fortunate, really, for The Last Guardian, because as a video game at its base level—you press buttons on here, and the little avatar on there responds appropriately—it has problems.
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Despite the longstanding nature of the US-Saudi alliance, the relationship still has problems — ones that have come to the fore in the wake of Nimr al-Nimr's execution over the new year.
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"When you're very dependent upon one source and that source has problems, it can lend itself to supply problems," said John Mays, director of special studies for Turner Mason & Co, a Dallas-based consultancy.
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Artificial intelligence boomed this year like few other areas in tech, but despite the scientific breakthroughs, glut of funding, and new products rolling out to consumers, the field has problems that can't be ignored.
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We've known for a while that Uber has problems with high turnover and low satisfaction rates amongst drivers and a lot of drivers felt that TK was the root of many of their problems.
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The NTSB knows it has problems — 15 years ago it commissioned a report by the RAND Corporation that found NTSB lacked the funding, training and investigative prowess it needed to do its job effectively.
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But users aren't happy that a brand-new smartphone with a pretty high price tag — $800 for the Pixel 3 and $900 for the Pixel 3 XL — has problems retaining apps in the background.
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But Gantz also has problems - barring an unexpected surge in centrist voters he would have to bring together rightists and those representing Israel's Arab minority, which are on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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In the scheme of the types of issues that the US has identified that has problems with China, which it laid out in the Section 301 report, these types of measures are not enough.
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For example, if you know that your application has problems when there are memory spikes, rather than CPU spikes, you can fashion an alert that lets you know when your application has a memory issues.
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For many, his mention of the historical figure is offensive and a sign that Mr. Trump, who has been accused of being anti-immigrant, also has problems with the people who first inhabited the country.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNOne of the 'Property Brothers' Gets Into a Bar ScuffleCharlie Sheen Has Problems with Two Baby MamasTaylor Swift Comes Face-to-Face with an Ex-BFMiley & Liam Go Public in a Big Way
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What his attorney says about the rodeo incident Lance Jasper, Brockway's attorney, said last week that his client is a military verteran who has a severe traumatic brain injury and has problems with impulse control.
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If Mr. Trump has problems with the treaty, he should raise them with Congress and the allies and work out a way forward before he formally gives the treaty's monitoring association notice of his withdrawal.
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Photo: Stephen Brashear (AP)Boeing, already having taken a $2737 billion after-tax charge this year amid the ongoing fallout from two deadly 2610 Max crashes, now has problems with a different line of planes.
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But that approach has problems: Low-income residents often can't afford daily living expenses in affluent neighborhoods; it drains municipal finances; and a substantial number of affordable units revert to market price within 30 years.
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Etihad Airways, which acquired a 24% stake in Jet in 2013, has been touted as a possible buyer, but Abu Dhabi's national carrier has problems of its own after losing about $4.9 billion in three years.
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In the same Guardian oral history, Malek writes that when the Transformers were first being written, writers would pitch "inappropriate" storylines, like "the Transformers meeting space prostitutes," a plot that has problems beyond that of propriety.
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And so Islam has problems and points of conflict with modernity and secular culture and civil society, and a value like free speech that Mormonism doesn't have, or the Anglican Communion doesn't have, or Scientology ... Today.
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During a closed-door meeting at the White House, Trump said he has problems with the prison and sentencing overhaul and made it clear he wants to revisit the politically charged issue after November's midterm elections.
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The foreign secretary has problems of his own over comments he made when speaking to a parliamentary committee late last month about a British citizen of Iranian descent, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who is imprisoned in Iran.
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He acknowledged that the current system has problems, including that some states had not expanded Medicaid to the extent allowed by the A.C.A., and that some insurers were not providing coverage to parts of rural states.
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Bennie Thompson, the top Democrat on the Homeland Security Committee, said he has problems with both the language and the "fuzzy" guidance that led to discrepancies in how the order was rolled out over the weekend.
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Every one of them is ambivalent: The D.A. questions his motives for mounting such an effective prosecution, and the parish priest has problems with his own beliefs because of the wrong that God seems to permit.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - OPEC has problems with some oil producers, and the reasons for Qatar's exit from the organization must be examined, Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said on Tuesday, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA).
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"I know India has problems, we discussed it today, with the concept of One Belt and One Road, but the specific problem in this regard should not make everything else conditional to resolving political issues," he said.
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" Robin Mills, CEO of Qamar Energy and a former Shell executive added: "It does appear Iran is trying to draw down all its storage ahead of the JCPOA deadline in case it has problems exporting it later.
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The U.S. also has problems with India's e-commerce rules that set up more barriers for American companies like Amazon and Walmart — as the Indian online market is expected to reach $200 billion by 2027, per Reuters.
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You start by devoting significant resources to figuring out where America has problems and why they aren't currently being solved, and then seeing if fixing them requires changing the financing rules or working in combination with the states.
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It has problems—pacing is a mess in the second half, the absence of Kratos' wife underscores the game's broader avoidance of a series with a history of violent misogyny—but in broad strokes, I really liked it.
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But this simulator has problems with "technical difficulties that degraded training … a limited ability for the Dismounted Soldier Training System to provide collective training above the squad level, and low usage rates across the Army," the GAO stated.
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Jonathan Pryke, a Pacific islands expert with the Lowy Institute, noted that Vanuatu is home to a wharf built and financed by China that could conceivably be used for military purposes, particularly if Vanuatu has problems repaying the loan.
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Though it has problems — as the noose around the characters tightens, some of the action seems awfully contrived — "Dangerous House" is passionately engaged in the struggle to understand the responsibility we bear for terrible things going on around us.
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Read these stories next: A Gay Waitress Was Denied A Tip Because She "Doesn't Love Jesus" Colton Haynes Says Hollywood Still Has Problems With Casting Gay Actors How To Be An LGBTQ Ally & Help Stop Bullying When You See It
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"When the existing money system has problems, people turn to bitcoin sort of like people used to go to gold in the old days, " Bobby Lee, co-founder and CEO of bitcoin exchange BTCC, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday.
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The country meets the nominal criteria to adopt the euro, with low inflation, healthy public finances and its lev currency already pegged to the euro, but is also the EU's poorest state and has problems at some of its banks.
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This mutation means he has problems producing haem—a major component of hemoglobin, a protein molecule in red blood cells that carries oxygen from the lungs to the body's tissues and returns carbon dioxide from the tissues back to the lungs.
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Luke — a child of devout small-town Christians who is portrayed with fully committed anguish by the appealing newcomer Brandon Flynn — has problems that the lads of "Night-Time" and "Evan Hansen" couldn't dream of, or not without having nervous breakdowns.
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She doesn't have to endure the same degree of victimization as the characters Ms. Grier played, but she has problems: luridly edited flashbacks to her military service; a crotchety dad (Mykelti Williamson) who's starting to confuse her with her dead mother.
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Russia agrees treaty has problems Suggestions of a new arms race between the US and Russia have been brewing over the past two years, since Russia deployed a cruise missile in what US officials said was an INF treaty violation.
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The special was fantastic, by the way, and it reminds all of us I think we have problems sometimes that people are -- everybody has problems and some people are struggling with some really incredible things and your ability to overcome, I found inspiring.
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Tobu Railway, a sprawling company that runs hotels as well as tourist trains between Tokyo and Nikko, has employed some foreign staff to help visitors, but still has problems communicating with non-Japanese, says Kenji Aoyagi, who heads its foreign-tourism department.
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But Hillary has problems here due to her overall alignment with the Obama administration's policy on North Korea, which is charitably called "strategic patience"-- the application of sanctions on North Korea and working as closely as possible with China on the issue.
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Telemedicine provides a more timely response to problems with adherence and allows providers to more clearly identify exactly why, when, and where a patient has problems taking his or her medication without having to wait until they come in to talk about it.
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" In a phone interview Friday, Dmitri Svishchev, head of the State Duma's committee on sports, culture and youth affairs of Russia, called the decision "an injustice," adding, "Russia has never denied that it has problems with doping, just as any other country.
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"While the system has problems, it is in no way 'unfair,' to the U.S., which as a hegemon has set the rules and the exceptions to the rules," said Susan Aaronson, a professor at George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs.
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"The steel industry has problems," Juncker told a sitting of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, pledging support for an industry whose plight some Britons have blamed on EU policies as they campaign for Britain to quit the bloc in a June referendum.
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Chicago will counter with Jon Lester, who has been even better in his three starts, with a 0.86 E.R.A. The Indians like to run, and while Lester has problems throwing to bases, he just keeps winning, with a 21-5 record since opening day.
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He has problems within his party, but at the end of the day he's a young, charismatic, reasonable-seeming candidate with broad party support who adds to the sense that Clinton has too much historical baggage and could potentially reduce Democratic dominance with Latino voters.
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In this multi-layered episode we see a lot of Angela's parents exploring their own lives and identities, a new teacher encourages Rickie to join the drama club and begins to understand he has problems at home, and Angela tries to stand up for herself.
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Schwartz frames it this way: If you have some sense your child has problems with impulse control, emotional problems or "reality testing" — that is, grasping the difference between what's real and what isn't — they may be more vulnerable to bullying or shaming or other interpersonal conflicts.
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"I don't think anybody has problems with having Khaled Sharrouf's citizenship stripped, but there's a bit of a problem given there's five children in Syria who are Australian citizens whose mother is dead, and Sharrouf's now a Lebanese citizen," said Dr. Shanahan of the Lowy Institute.
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When detransition does occur, many times it is partially or primarily driven by societal transphobia — the person has problems finding a job or housing, or [is] harassed for being a visibly trans person — rather than (or in addition to) any dissatisfaction with the physical changes associated with gender transition.
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"Everybody has problems with those comments, but they have a bigger problem with what Hillary has said, done and will do if elected president of the United States," said Jared Woodfill, an evangelical Christian who is a former chairman of the Harris County Republican Party in Houston and who is supporting Mr. Trump.
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Polls routinely show overwhelming public support for criminal justice reform, with a 2017 poll commissioned by the ACLU showing that 91% of Americans think the criminal justice system has problems that need fixing, and the majority of people in both parties supporting policies to reduce mandatory minimum sentencing and lower the prison population.
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Amazon, the pre-eminent online commerce provider with a growing chunk of the back-end internet business with Amazon Web Services, has problems at the grassroots, as it fights with local activists in New York over its plan to move into Long Island City and takes on a wave of newly empowered progressives in Congress critical of its labor policies.
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They've always been a great newspaper, but I don't think they're as great as they were and they certainly ... You know, the leadership has problems, although recently they've been trying to be ... Although, to be fair to the Journal, I think they have been certainly more vocal in their critique of Silicon Valley than the Times or the Post. Historically.
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It has "problems," in so much as the way that your character, an as-yet unnamed child who awakes after a fall covered in strange markings, beside a chained beast in great discomfort that I'll get to in just a second, controls is very similar to how ill-fated protagonist Wander moved in this game's spiritual predecessor, Shadow of the Colossus.
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However, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said last month he has problems with the overhaul, and indicated he wants to revisit the issue after November's midterm elections.
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There's a 911 operator (Connie Britton), a calm problem-solver for those who are in dire need of help; there are the firefighters, led by Peter Krause, a man in recovery for alcohol addiction, who dads his way through his work relationships, particularly with Buck (Oliver Stark) a reckless young recruit; and there are police, led by Angela Bassett, an LAPD officer who has problems at home — actually, they all have problems at home.
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BEIJING, Jan 29 (Reuters) - China will consider including shadow banking, property financing and internet financing in its macro-prudential assessment (MPA), central bank vice governor Yi Gang wrote on Monday, according to China Finance, a publication under the People's Bank of China The world's second-biggest economy still has problems and hidden dangers as the country's debt levels are still high while asset bubble risks have not yet been fully contained, Yi wrote.
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