I wouldn't even call her a problematic fave, just problematic.
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They exist to be problematic because they reflect a problematic world.
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I would find that problematic in a way that I don't find this problematic.
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First take power away from the people — see the word "problematic" in Problematic Populism.
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Problematic adverts Advertisers will have to tread carefully in scenarios the watchdog cites as problematic.
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WYDEN: He said it was problematic, and I asked you what was problematic about it. Okay.
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I don't- WYDEN: He said it was problematic and I asked you what was problematic about it.
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Most group discussions devolved into us asking one another how to ask questions about something problematic without being problematic.
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If the initial data used to train them is problematic, the recommendations they churn out will be problematic, too.
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"The book didn't become problematic when the criticism was communicated to her, the book was problematic when she read it," Gurba said.
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"Where they are right now is uncomfortable, going back to less negative rates would be problematic, and doing more would be problematic," he said.
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" Jesse Van Tol, the chief executive of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition, a nonprofit advocacy group, called Mr. Bloomberg's comments "problematic then, and problematic now.
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In fact, more than 50% of Business Roundtable's CEO members report that talent gaps are "already problematic or very problematic" for their companies and industries.
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And so, that's what he really has the issues with around PR. Not just ... every part of it is problematic, has been problematic for them.
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The problem with making people think you're relying on a tired and problematic trope is that they'll think you're relying on a tired and problematic trope.
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"I don't believe Russia wants to replace a problematic Ukrainian relationship with a problematic Turkish one," said Katja Yafimava of the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies.
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BuzzFeed wrote about a creator with some popularity who'd made a series of problematic videos — I hate that I just used the word problematic — offensive videos.
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Either way, for bisexuals like me, it's hard not to have problematic faves when such a large portion of bisexual representation on TV is still deeply problematic.
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"An extension until the European elections is not problematic at all from a legal viewpoint — whether it is actually problematic is a political question," the official said.
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They effectively corrected the problematic sperm gene 72% of the time, and even in those instances where they did not correct it, the problematic gene was still deleted.
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And can't we make space in our brains for problematic over-reliance on medication and the equally problematic—and deadly—stigma of medication for those who desperately need it?
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Appropriately enough, the title of the show is Problematic with Moshe Kasher—"problematic" being one of the irritating and inescapable buzzwords of our current irritating and inescapable political moment.
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Top politicians — from both parties — find this problematic.
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What about political misinformation — why is that so problematic?
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She'd done some problematic things, sure, but it still seemed like an objectively good thing that a woman, even a problematic white woman, was gaining so much respect in the entertainment industry.
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And while the answers to which objectively problematic plot line was the MOST problematic were all over the map, many fans narrowed in on both Ross and Joey's poor treatment of women.
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Long live the almost always problematic words of Michael Scott.
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Prevention and control of epidemic dengue has become increasingly problematic.
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When the economy turns, such investments will become more problematic.
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Mr Yang reckons that the pressure to publish is problematic.
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When you think about it, the term is pretty problematic.
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Dorit's approach to this situation was problematic, unnecessary, and petty.
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Brown's sense of entitlement over Karrueche is toxic and problematic.
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" Gadde also commented on the use of the word "problematic.
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Or XXXTentacion, Chris Brown, or any artist you consider problematic?
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PayPal isn't quite done kicking problematic accounts off its platform.
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Going through customs can be unnerving and problematic for everyone.
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Russia has a long and problematic history with Olympic bans.
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But her comment was super heteronormative, which is problematic nonetheless.
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Why are we still wasting time on this problematic platform?
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Nevertheless, the legislation promises to be more problematic than effective.
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That was certainly the most problematic part of the case.
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But it's no secret that shrimp is a problematic food.
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The arguments for supernaturalistic interpretations of N.D.E.s are glaringly problematic.
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Like the drinking age, these policies won't eliminate problematic drinking.
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He tweeted support of HBO's problematic show in development Confederate.
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Still, mental health experts said The Politician's version was problematic.
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She's traumatized emotionally and in many other ways that's problematic.
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Meadows said the temporary premium increase, in particular, is problematic.
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Trump's candidacy has been problematic for some in the GOP.
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But it is problematic that he's still on the track.
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She advises the white students on their various problematic activities.
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But the wide lugs and its overall thickness were problematic.
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I'm not the only one who finds this feature problematic.
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The term is problematic because these Britons are not tourists.
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But this isn't the first instance of Magro's problematic behavior.
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But getting regulatory approval in New York had been problematic.
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"That is a truly problematic place to be," he says.
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And I think that particularly was problematic in Episode 10.
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Despite the ingenious methods, some of the samples were problematic.
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Facilitating transition after the fact is extraordinarily costly and problematic.
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In 2018, PEOPLE reported that it's especially problematic among teenagers.
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Turns out, the world of extensions can be slightly problematic.
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Like, that could be a problematic result in many cases.
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Jroth continues to misunderstand the problematic behaviors he engages in.
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The Lieberman appointment is problematic, particularly on the Palestinian issue.
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The soft pink text block doesn't look problematic at first.
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In certain respects, Clinton's video could be even more problematic.
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The rising inventory may yet prove problematic for copper bulls.
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In particular, I found some of the casting choices problematic.
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Mueller said Trump's WikiLeaks comments were "problematic" Democratic Illinois Rep.
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Friends' flashbacks brought us the legendary, if problematic, Fat Monica.
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Why should we take for granted a thesis so problematic?
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As such, it hasn't been fully sorted, which is problematic.
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Trump's populism may be problematic, but its target is real.
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Women, though, appear to have a problematic relationship with spirits.
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It's problematic to see it quickly taking those steps back.
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She says that ain't problematic at all ... and explains why.
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The presentation covered "the function's problematic characteristics," the complaint states.
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But all of the short term interventions are highly problematic.
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The fire still burns deep for these problematic enelovers (lovermies?).
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But often what makes these words problematic depends on context.
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"I find his lack of trustworthiness really problematic," she said.
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He also argued that Trump knew such outreach was problematic.
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"It's hugely problematic" if these reports are true, Gillibrand said.
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In the Germany of 21976, that relationship was seriously problematic.
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The Justice Department has twice probed Cleveland's problematic policing culture.
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But anything on this scale is going to be problematic.
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It looks like Rebel Wilson is your latest problematic fave.
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And excessive government is as problematic as excessive corporate power.
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But announcing policy on Twitter has proven the most problematic.
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Of "this is great" and "no actually this is problematic".
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The side effects of these programs are even more problematic.
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Still, the detectives told Slawson his conduct was potentially problematic.
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In short, the BLS data is incomplete and highly problematic.
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Most rely on flawed assumptions and perpetuate problematic myths. pic.twitter.
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That naval presence could be problematic for certain Asian countries.
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The current transition, from manufacturing to services, is more problematic.
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This can be problematic, especially since data breaches are commonplace.
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Lara Jean sighs that yes, the film is deeply problematic.
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Clinton would wield power in two ways he found problematic.
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In many ways, I see this being even more problematic.
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He can cut a problematic image, to say the least.
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That sounds outrageously biased and certainly problematic and very concerning.
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"Dumbo" has more that one potentially problematic sequence in it.
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Flynn had engaged in was problematic in and of itself.
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But he has warned that further increases could be problematic.
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But Tilikum's problematic history has made him a unique case.
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Do you think it would be problematic to do so?
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In retrospect, these "lessons" were problematic for a few reasons.
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As with bronies and Catholics, Jediism has its problematic elements.
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"If it's an actual increase, that is problematic," she said.
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This is when the role of courts becomes very problematic.
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Critics have pointed out the problematic nature of such options.
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It is how people use them that can be problematic.
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It's problematic for small companies, so it would hinder innovation.
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They got it sorted out but it was definitely problematic.
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Ms. Rhimes also isn't afraid to dump a problematic actor.
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"Medicaid provisions in this bill are particularly problematic," they wrote.
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Perhaps legalization does lead to more use, even problematic use.
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The growth in screen time is particularly problematic for sleep.
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The second facet is even more problematic for the president.
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Why is racial capitalism problematic from your point of view?
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You speak of women's anger as both catalytic and problematic.
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What does it catalyze, and for whom is it problematic?
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As a result, coverage of mental health is often problematic.
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History will pass judgment on that dubious and problematic distinction.
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Beyond the particulars of Iowa, caucuses are problematic electoral processes.
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" Mr. Hannity responded, "Paul it may be problematic with Fox.
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Two new developments yesterday showed how problematic the situation is.
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The second part is also problematic for the White House.
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But that solution has long been problematic for both sides.
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But then its own tactics took a more problematic turn.
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Across the media spectrum, much of the coverage was problematic.
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"This has been a problematic theme for years," he said.
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Her innocence is believable, but her passivity is narratively problematic.
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He's not the only auditor who conducts such problematic reviews.
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In his case, though, the problematic products were not his.
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Which is problematic, because she wrote for 'Pow Wow Chow.
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"It is fundamentally problematic," Dayton Police Chief Richard Biehl said.
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They're problematic areas but they're not new to law enforcement.
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Dearling, the runner, identified another potentially problematic sports behavior recently.
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This reduces the odds he will say something politically problematic.
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Diuretics and antihypertensives have also been identified as potentially problematic.
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Four former Summit teachers said they found the system problematic.
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But a sale to a Chinese buyer could be problematic.
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Special teams have been problematic for the Islanders at times.
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Truth be told, not all aspects of NAFTA are problematic.
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Much of the rest of his message was more problematic.
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Bathrooms with busy wallpaper or yellow lights can be problematic.
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Intonation was problematic at times, especially in duets and ensembles.
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As a result, the most problematic repayment dates remain intact.
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But some of the language is going to be problematic.
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That makes mining problematic in places where power is pricey.
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"I'm wondering why 55% is so problematic here," he said.
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Speech codes are constitutionally problematic; regulating discriminatory conduct is not.
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This is particularly problematic in a 'gotcha' town like Washington.
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The role of psychiatry in this process would be problematic.
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And, let's face it — that would have been very problematic.
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But some of the subsequent media coverage was more problematic.
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Do you think being a gamer is worthwhile or problematic?
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Excluding obviously problematic partners like Coal21 is not enough either.
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Both on the liberal and conservative side that seems problematic.
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Some critics argue for retiring problematic operas from the stage.
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For the people who depend upon it, that's often problematic.
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But even temporary fixes like this are problematic for workers.
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And is it Hannah who is problematic or Lena Dunham?
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I would say at current levels it's not really problematic.
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Other Republicans pointed to the lack of transparency as problematic.
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History would suggest that such efforts can have problematic results.
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More than 1,000 of those firms were problematic, it said.
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Unrealistic fundraising targets and timelines are equally problematic, he says.
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The mechanism to pay for this proposal is also problematic.
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And oh, was "The Bachelor" amusing, while being flagrantly problematic.
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And that's deeply problematic for a whole host of reasons.
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But some of the subsequent media coverage was more problematic.
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But at the same time, the Starostins' legacy is problematic.
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Mining companies are hunting for sources in less problematic locations.
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"The last strikes me as potentially quite problematic," he said.
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In his words, acknowledgement of problematic behavior creates sustainable business.
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This is where the risk of a problematic precedent arises.
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As a guiding principle of public policy, however, it's problematic.
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It's more problematic that people did not have enough babies.
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Health systems, too, maintain policies that doctors say are problematic.
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Mr. Concilla said that the lack of transparency was problematic.
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Is it problematic to have such a heavily subsidized market?
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Like, do they ever get tired of being so problematic?
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I don't find it to be problematic or more work.
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Polygon called the meme problematic, which is putting it mildly.
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Menthol cigs, however, may be especially problematic for people's health.
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I think this is wrong or problematic on two levels.
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In this particular instance, there is a more problematic context.
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What's problematic is the selective nature of our collective memory.
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"There are two things that are really problematic," said Dobbin.
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Self-driving truck startup Starsky Robotics began with this first, and problematic truck Self-driving truck startup Starsky Robotics began with this first, and problematic truck The truck, pictured above, continued to break down.
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Hopefully, criticism of all these problematic moments will make future films inspired by Hughes' work borrow only the best parts from them — and leave the casual sexism, racism, and problematic bits in the '80s.
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"American companies can move some things out of China if that's problematic for their supply chain, but they can also move the tech development out of the U.S. if that becomes problematic," he said.
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Here's some of the problematic history — and continuing problematic behavior — that Ansip, not to mention US regulators, might want to zero in on: Remember how annoying the days of unfettered apps on Facebook were?
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I think that lawsuits are really problematic, I think the criminal investigations are problematic, I think the fact that they have a very thin management staff and how do you attract really good people there.
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BARBARO: At this point, now that the president has behaved in a way that you find problematic, seriously problematic, are you starting to think about what these memos might be for a little bit differently?
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But that effort could be problematic at the convention, warns Sen.
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It's so exciting and progressive, but also so limiting and problematic.
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The psychological consequences can be especially problematic and can complicate recovery.
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Otherwise, problematic gaps or biases could be introduced into the record.
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She's referring, of course, to Scott and Kourtney's increasingly problematic relationship.
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Simply put, heels remain an influential, but problematic, symbol of femininity.
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For Mr. Portman, a Supreme Court hearing could be particularly problematic.
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Monsanto can try to argue that ChemChina's bid is problematic anyway.
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But one area that still proves to be problematic in 2016?
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"The way they describe the study is really problematic," he said.
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This is a clear example of lawmakers repeating past problematic practices.
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But it's equally, if not more, problematic for Sanders' presidential bid.
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I find that to be problematic and I am not alone.
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It will be very problematic, I think, for the public good.
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But he, like many others, warned that uncapped ICOs are problematic.
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I find that to be problematic, and I am not alone.
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Logistically and legally, it would be problematic to delay the census.
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"Death anxiety is most problematic when we repress it," Solomon says.
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Is it legally problematic in your mind what he is doing?
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Like all problematic faves, M.I.A. is not without her… well, problems.
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"The confidentiality requirement is one of the most problematic," Whelan said.
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That that was ... A lot of this baked stuff is problematic.
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So far, it's playing out in really problematic (skin)colorblind casting.
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This isn't good, because New York's abortion laws are pretty problematic.
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They are popular in Granite City, but problematic in other communities.
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I researched every way to troubleshoot a problematic sourdough starter imaginable.
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As to whom may be responsible, attribution, as always, remains problematic.
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Arizona is problematic in another way for Republicans: The late, Aug.
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Things became problematic when Kogan shared this data with Cambridge Analytica.
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At the heart of the deal is a deeply problematic logic.
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It became so problematic, they put her under a mild sedation.
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What's problematic is how they're being marketed specifically to young girls.
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Machine learning has already proven to be problematic in many instances.
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The study's problematic dataset was used in other papers as well.
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It's the years in between that are most problematic, research shows.
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I think she was just indicating her sentiment — her problematic sentiment.
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Slower growth is less problematic when the economy is mostly healthy.
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So her behavior is less visible, but she is still problematic.
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But it is also problematic for a political group like antifa.
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This fraud in particular spotlighted the food industry's problematic supply chain.
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I estimate that problematic level to be a 62.623 percent yield.
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Unfiltered comments have become a dark, problematic underbelly of the internet.
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The House has three traditional legal avenues, all of them problematic.
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These defenses were often seen as unhelpful but not overly problematic.
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Being the press secretary and all, it was a bit problematic.
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Social care is not the only area where reform is problematic.
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The reality is, Chipotle's local and organic sourcing practices are problematic.
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But the pipeline remains problematic: There's already been 3 reported leaks.
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"We should not mix high involvement with problematic involvement," Billieux said.
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As for "America First," Pandey concedes it was "clever," but problematic.
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You've talked about confronting your audiences with their own problematic gazes.
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Not sure if your own make-up sex habits are problematic?
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So the problematic program is hardly out of the woods now.
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And that&aposs problematic because this is about the United States.
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This can be especially problematic in the fast-moving digital sector.
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She was obviously ready to discuss problematic issues like her emails.
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"That's particularly problematic when we're talking about young people," he says.
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Even in a normal political system, that is problematic and unusual.
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Yet for Grasso, the company's reliance on the iPhone is problematic.
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And to ignore millions of legitimate comments, I find that problematic.
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A lack of money to pay for testing is also problematic.
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The line was just as problematic then as it is today.
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This is problematic because it's hard to sell art that's new.
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Having some problematic moments doesn't mean you should be completely vilified.
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WATTERS: And it was problematic, because -- GUTFELD: That&aposs the word!
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This is especially problematic because of our generation's obsession with authenticity.
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Those heterogeneously sized rocks could prove problematic to the mission, however.
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UCLA psychology professor James Stigler said the American approach is problematic.
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Defense has always been problematic, too, but not quite like this.
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The lords of tennis are well aware of these problematic incentives.
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While one-third see the current state of regulations as problematic.
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Most voters also found the governor's personal integrity to be problematic.
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It's that 0.5 percent that can be problematic for Western companies.
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This exhibition's method of display could be seen as rather problematic.
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"I think it's very problematic," he told reporters earlier this month.
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Failing to acknowledge the mental health of fathers can be problematic.
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Because showing black love through a white gaze is very problematic.
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That can be problematic when so many people are taking it.
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But he also pointed out potentially problematic aspects of the meeting.
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It's the uncertainty that, I think, is more problematic than anything.
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The North Korean government won't own up to its problematic record.
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A weak chief of staff replacing Kelly would be hugely problematic.
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The Duggar family continues to make headlines for their problematic relationships.
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Every element of the arrangement is politically, legally or morally problematic.
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Flash is just the most prominent example — and the most problematic.
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It is the problematic stepchild in a world insistent on categorization.
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This question could prove problematic for Trump for a few reasons.
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This one might even involve another problematic server, for goodness sakes.
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This could be problematic given that U.S. tariffs planned for Dec.
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The move toward passive investing could potentially prove problematic for Renaissance.
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The most common performance metrics used by companies can be problematic.
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But the firm said this trend is not problematic for stocks.
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But relying on each national federation's antidoping efforts is clearly problematic.
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Why are expensive, problematic solutions like bariatric surgery recommended so often?
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When you start talking about purity tests, that's a little problematic.
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Con: Carson has already proven to be a problematic surrogate. 5.
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Italy is home to one of Europe's most problematic banking sectors.
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The study also identified problematic aspects of the workflow for doctors.
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However, some local cyclists said they think the barriers are problematic.
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Yet there is one provision that is, at best, constitutionally problematic.
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Many historians and WWII experts find these comparisons simplistic and problematic.
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Mill wouldn't have seen the spreading of fake news as problematic.
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But Dresdner's huge portfolio of problematic loans left Allianz financially vulnerable.
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Do you understand why your association with him is quite problematic?
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Illinois is not the only state with these problematic gaps, either.
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Oil's trajectory has been particularly problematic for traders in recent months.
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Cousins' record against winning teams is becoming problematic for Minnesota too.
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That's extremely problematic in states with high numbers of black voters.
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" The character of Apu Nahasapeemapetilon has been problematic for "The Simpsons.
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There may be future presidential nominees who exhibit similar problematic qualities.
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Technological fixes to biased or problematic AI systems are proving inadequate.
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And I think surveillance capitalism is problematic on many different levels.
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Multiple volunteers evaluated each tweet for either abusive or problematic content.
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Her relationship with Republican state Senator Sam Slom was particularly problematic.
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Thomas Alps called "very problematic" at the recent public safety meeting.
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One of its most problematic operations is that in New Caledonia.
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Iran's brinksmanship in the Straits of Hormuz is becoming more problematic.
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Look, we all know that JD Wetherspoon is a problematic fave.
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Rape and abortion narratives can often be problematic when handled poorly.
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It's the feelings we develop about them that are more problematic.
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"The idea is that cold-calling is very problematic," Hennessy said.
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Christopher Columbus has gone from unquestioned American hero to problematic figure.
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Tsu was a problematic social network, if there ever was one.
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That was a decidedly problematic decision that violated all legal precedent.
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Often, these products contain added fragrances, which Moore said are problematic.
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The pick of Flynn comes on top of other problematic appointments.
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Where is Brown on solving the state's problematic approach to wolves?
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Hung says describing coronavirus as a "foreign virus" is similarly problematic.
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" For me, "problematic'' might be the coldblooded murder of nine people.
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The tax change could become problematic in divorces settled after Dec.
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However, I find his flagrant misrepresentation of his work experience problematic.
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It's another symptom of Silicon Valley's problematic love of pattern matching.
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Here's why scientists and scholars say these naming practices are problematic.
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It could be catalytic and problematic for the very same people.
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Thor Arbjornsson, an Icelandic tenor, was also problematic as Rameau's lead.
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The language about how to terminate the pregnancy is similarly problematic.
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This baggage with the ex is problematic, but not terribly unusual.
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Indeed, I find the existence of royalty in any society problematic.
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It's more problematic to cut passages out of arias and ensembles.
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Men will go to great lengths to make problematic women disappear.
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If I stuck around for more, I might tip into problematic.
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Because I have to teach them all together, it is problematic.
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None of these problematic issues were caused by the European Union.
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Labels can be problematic in any field; "classical music" especially so.
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But other parts of the Sanders agenda are much more problematic.
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This year, however, the autocrats proved as problematic as the allies.
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Problematic politics I think that this picture is showing deported children.
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Eris was especially problematic, since it is more massive than Pluto.
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Why can ethnic or religious definitions of a "nation" be problematic?
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Finding itself in an early hole was problematic for Arena's team.
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The tools currently available for exploring our histories are highly problematic.
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To their surprise, they ran into a lot of problematic layouts.
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What makes alcohol more problematic for some kids — and some adults?
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The same adjectives find their way into circulation: Troubling. Concerning. Problematic.
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The anti-American stance of the Iranian government is absolutely problematic.
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More problematic is the way they are regarded by native Chinese.
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Critics are pointing out that the movie trailer, too, is problematic.
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Even studying these issues in the first place can be problematic.
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They work by blocking calls from numbers known to be problematic.
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In the White House, though, it has historically been more problematic.
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J.s are fine, too, but as a marketing target it's problematic.
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He's doing it because he sees something problematic with Comey's dismissal.
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But a balanced diet can include occasional foods that are problematic.
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Individual officers have repeatedly been disciplined for problematic social media behavior.
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I estimate that problematic level to be a 4 percent yield.
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In a way, this problematic environment can provide an asymmetric advantage.
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"It would be problematic in a lot of ways," he said.
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It was slightly problematic that Mr. Moss didn't believe in markdowns.
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What happened to them after their release proved even more problematic.
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True playoff momentum for Washington, however, has been problematic for decades.
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A debate dominated by white men is problematic enough in 2018.
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But Dresdner's huge portfolio of problematic loans left Allianz financially vulnerable.
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It shows a really problematic appearance of a conflict [of interest].
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The hedge fund manager also focused on Continental's problematic business model.
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Such discretion is problematic because it allows politicians to play favorites.
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Do you target individual companies as they prove to be problematic?
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A tiny majority, of one or two seats, could be problematic.
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Of course, irony is not the only problematic word in English.
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Anything that creates doubt among your base supporters can be problematic.
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But others suggested the inclusion of Louisiana funds could be problematic.
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" International Business Machines: "I've got to tell you, IBM [is] problematic.
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What's problematic is that the MCAS system is invisible to pilots.
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And for them to hypocritically say that they don't is problematic.
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Read the full rundown of Ring's problematic security protocols at Motherboard.
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"Settlements is one part of this very problematic story," he said.
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In the second round, the judicial decisions became even more problematic.
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Amy Waldman's "The Selection" confronts the problematic ways a nation grieves.
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Facebook has found itself in similar situations with problematic gender posts.
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Trump's phone call with the Ukrainian president was far more problematic.
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There's an unintended but notable parallel here, potentially a problematic one.
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This makes hunting any endangered, struggling whale species problematic, at best.
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Cremation is problematic because of greenhouse gas emissions and energy use.
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Slippage farther down the slope is problematic for two reasons. 1.
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Kylo Ren (Adam Driver): the most problematic being in the galaxy.
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Srnicek recasts a few features of platform businesses as potentially problematic.
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The board did not deny that payroll cards can be problematic.
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Any such tax would be particularly problematic for the auto industry.
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And some of the claims that can be checked seem problematic.
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His hands-on approach could make a replacement problematic, analysts said.
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But if Handel can be so problematic, why start so audaciously?
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Problematic travel expenses have dogged a number of Trump administration appointees.
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But with the government's rightward drift, both are becoming increasingly problematic.
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That was lower than expected, but still problematic, Dr. Sommers said.
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Normally, this would be problematic enough in a normal convention setting.
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Of course, Heilman said, this can be problematic from both sides.
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And some Chinese investments in the U.S. tech market are problematic.
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"The bill's 'cut-go' approach is problematic," the White House wrote.
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Yet Altman worries that the network's very potency has become problematic.
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It's a myth that has been really problematic and really destructive.
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But walls and barriers are problematic in a number of ways.
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But most of her allegations are much more serious and problematic.
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KS: I think more problematic is this spying part, with China.
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Bottom line, according to Macquarie, is the question itself is problematic.
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More immediately problematic for Pence is the question of his candor.
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The further back you look, the more problematic our faves get.
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Genius is also problematic because it's long been an exclusionary term.
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Then the hacked Siemens machines, the results from those were problematic.
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We've been nothing but pleased to see the reaction of black women in particular, responding to the show and finding that it isn't a show about race being problematic, it's a show about love being problematic.
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Regulators will look at multiple steps: how flagging works, how Facebook identifies problematic content, how Facebook decides if it's problematic or not and what happens when Facebook takes down a post, a video or an image.
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" An audience development director at a media brand who asked to remain anonymous told TechCrunch "Facebook's metrics are definitely problematic, but no more problematic than the ratings from Nielsen the entire television industry works off of.
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Problematic casting, problematic storylines Back in 2016 the movie "Me Before You" came out, initially exciting the disability community with the first quadriplegic lead role in a long time; then came the realization of the ending.
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Kwame: In the promotional push ahead of the movie, Marvel did its best to acknowledge the more problematic aspects of the Doctor Strange mythos, while also acknowledging the problematic casting of Tilda Swinton as the Ancient One.
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LaCienega Boulevardez was problematic We didn't have the complete vocabulary to describe LaCienega when we were younger (aside from saying she was stuck up), but now that we're older, it's plain as day: the character was problematic.
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I had been told I had some cysts that might be problematic.
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This "underlying conduct", Ms Yates said, "was problematic in and of itself".
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And that's problematic because drivers still must be ready to take over.
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The supermodel acknowledged how problematic this approach to sexual harassment really is.
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And that's really problematic, because the future is going to be brown.
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FOWLER: Well, I mean listen, I think he&aposs a (Inaudible) problematic.
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Logan stans took a major hit when their favorite became officially problematic.
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White House spokesman John Earnest said the contacts were not necessarily problematic.
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"It's very problematic," Lorne Waldman, an attorney with the association told Reuters.
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It certainly does in internationalism, and that can be kind of problematic.
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Those low numbers are problematic for a number of reasons, experts say.
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Chancey said that his studies found most of the classes were problematic.
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That echoes a problematic history of naming and shaming individuals considered contrarian.
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It is still fighting the last war, and that can be problematic.
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And I've got to keep people out of problematic situations like Thor.
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How many other problematic vendors or poorly made products exist out there?
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How will the team prevent problematic uses of such a powerful technology?
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The feature still presents a fairly problematic perspective on the past, though.
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I asked Dr. Zamani why this area is so problematic for me.
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"He needs to use a new, less problematic example," the person said.
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Will it be the timeless yet amorously problematic classic Romeo and Juliet?
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The situation is of course much more problematic with a startup company.
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The trailers for this season are dramatic and in some ways, problematic.
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Even rules that look innocuous on paper might be problematic when enforced.
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An ad may be reviewed again if users flag it as problematic.
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But that move proved problematic for the world's top manufacturer of smartphones.
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" Whether it's problematic, he added, "is in the eye of the beholder.
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At one point during the opening section, my foot suddenly became problematic.
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The sisters have been in the news recently for related, problematic behavior.
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Had they ever seen an adult post something problematic on social media?
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I asked him who, in his opinion, are the most problematic customers.
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Some employees believe the contract is problematic for them personally and professionally.
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And it's investigating Facebook's merchant tools, attempting to spot problematic product sales.
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Hutchinson says this absence of a flat women's shoe emoji is problematic.
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Perhaps more problematic, he arrived at a difficult moment for the city.
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What is problematic, however, is why the administration held up the aid.
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I've always found it problematic without being able to pinpoint exactly why.
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Campbell, at the center of the hub, was also a problematic figure.
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After years of making racist and other problematic remarks, Iowa Republican Rep.
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Several of your favorites have shown themselves to be problematic this year.
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Some say the shift may prove problematic for teens as they age.
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Word of the problematic message appears to have surfaced first on Reddit.
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"I am sensitive on a level that is problematic," she told Lawrence.
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The movies may be problematic, but damn, Anastasia Steele has good hair!
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"The Model X out of the gate is very problematic," Fisher said.
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The bank has classified about one-third of that debt as problematic.
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The following documentaries delve into this profitable, pervasive, and oftentimes problematic, industry.
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Doing experiments specifically designed to increase aggression in people is ethically problematic.
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"This could lead to problematic news stories in the next 24 hours."
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Nor do advertisers want their brands associated with disturbing or problematic content.
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"Data's fantastic — it's when we misuse it, it becomes problematic," she added.
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Image macros or memes are particularly problematic, the Braigo team tells me.
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But attempts to return children to their parents are slow and problematic.
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But it's his very humanity that makes his unchecked power so problematic.
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Still, the film is full of problematic plotlines you shouldn't look past.
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A story—that is, a fictional story—isn't allowed to be "problematic"?
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Again, it's really problematic that we have no ... I'm very old-fashioned.
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Twitter was quick to point out the problematic nature of Lim's statement.
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The holiday TV classic "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer" is seriously problematic.
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Passing judgment, body shaming and weight discrimination are problematic for public health.
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Facebook has artificial intelligence that it uses globally to detect problematic posts.
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It's not just the lack of support from actual politicians that's problematic.
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It's not a problematic fave or even particularly in need of championing.
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For those who do, this potentially positive feature can still be problematic.
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What is great about the Armory space is also what is problematic.
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And to not be able to do that has always been problematic.
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Those are places that are going to get more problematic over time.
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While the optics are problematic, this is an important and necessary development.
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Am I allowed to have a crush on this problematic, messy man?
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Anything to limit that or hinder that I think is extremely problematic.
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The first Bitlock production batch was especially problematic (early adopters take note!).
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This is when Iron Fist takes a turn directly towards the problematic.
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Far from being problematic, those effects are triumphs for quantum field theory.
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"We are requesting a full investigation into tonight's problematic execution," Nolan said.
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But when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the holiday became problematic.
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If the bill doesn't show sufficient cost savings, it would be problematic.
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"The longer term outlook though is more problematic," he told CNBC Tuesday.
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Would the USDA consider crops with alterations of their own DNA problematic?
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Unfortunately for Ana, Christian isn't the only problematic male in her life.
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"We are requesting a full investigation into tonight's problematic execution," Nolan said.
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On Friday, Williams' attorneys called for an investigation into the "problematic" execution.
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Changes included strengthening hinges which early reviewers had found to be problematic.
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Is that problematic to have such an anti-business, negative campaign rhetoric?
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"But I think [the bill] is problematic to begin with, " he added.
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I mean, just in terms of the editing… it's kind of problematic.
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Because this meme calls out everything and anything problematic on the internet.
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Though, some have more problematic (racist and/or sexist) ones than others.
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Yes, modern app ratings systems can have problematic applications and emotional effects.
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Approaching them in the field would have created problematic discussions with overseers.
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For the American steel industry, the tariffs have been at best problematic.
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"Survivor guilt" is a problematic term because it describes two different experiences.
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Analyst Alistair Campbell at Brokerage Berenberg said the "division remains highly problematic".
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"In the summer, humidity can be problematic for some people," he says.
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They are also problematic because no one knows how to "unfreeze" them.
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That is problematic for the president as he campaigns for re-election.
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The Volcker Rule is so problematic because it jeopardizes that essential ability.
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However, it also makes her invocation of the spousal privilege more problematic.
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Since health costs rise along with age, this equation gets more problematic.
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Many fans barely batted an eye at this clearly problematic plot development.
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If the batteries are problematic, why do companies continue to use them?
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"Two and a Half Men" has also been chastised for problematic storylines.
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But the defense says the interview is problematic due to translation errors.
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I found the sneaker culture and limited-release culture a bit problematic.
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A lending boom leads to a crash because it drives problematic overcapacity.
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Problematic, if the dreamy place you're eyeing to bunk is especially remote.
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The bad news: Carson has already proven to be a problematic surrogate.
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Dougal's presence proves to be increasingly problematic for Jamie as a leader.
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She said any Republican proposal to detain families together would be problematic.
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And yet the real-world examples show the ways this is problematic.
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When we start asking these questions, the uncle's ambiguous place becomes problematic.
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"I think public debate divorced entirely from data is problematic," he said.
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Some analysts worry about that the process could prove lengthy and problematic.
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And even the environmental advantages of renewables often asserted are deeply problematic.
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First Principles — Attribution Requires a Response First, let's enumerate Russia's problematic behavior.
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And then there are my problematic beliefs, broader "themes" Frazer calls them.
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Sometimes an idea that seems great in theory proves problematic in execution.
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Reminder to Musk: Facebook owns Instagram and it's a problematic network, too.
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But switching off your VR in a car emergency may be problematic.
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Why is it problematic that he would have been involved in that?
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After the events of Charlottesville, it's problematic to suggest that they should.
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Once a name is in use, though, changing it can be problematic.
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For Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, another weak showing could be problematic.
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Even putting "slavery" and "excitement" together in a sentence can feel problematic.
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With regard to voting rights, Barr's endorsement of Sessions' tenure is problematic.
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Once he's on a roll with his diet, cheat meals become problematic.
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Hollywood has a long and problematic history of on-screen Asian representation.
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The first category, limited users, represented 13 percent of all problematic users.
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It has real and problematic consequences for Pakistan's economy and foreign relations.
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Over and over again, there's instances of not being gatekeepers being problematic.
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So what about defining potentially problematic substances by their pharmacological brain activity?
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It was beautiful, problematic, shady, glorious, arbitrary, specific, ambitious—it was everything.
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It's a problematic term — one the actress wasn't comfortable with at all.
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"It is a problematic kind of scenario from my perspective," says Vincent.
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But 6ix9ine's problematic foray into Spanish-language hip-hop doesn't end there.
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"The supply chain attacks are increasingly becoming problematic," he told The Hill.
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I'm someone who has struggled with dehydrated, problematic skin in the past.
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These flaws make the president's alternative of leaving the JCPOA equally problematic.
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In more recent years, people have interpreted the flirtatious song as problematic.
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Ms. Carbajal, of Greenpeace, saw the aggressive promotion of HFC32 as problematic.
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"I think these things stem from stereotypes, which is problematic," she said.
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When she tried to turn it around, she revealed a problematic policy.
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Episodes like these, harmless enough on the surface, strike me as problematic.
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This could lead to problematic news stories in the next 24 hours.
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He said a lack of U.S. focus on South Asia was problematic.
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This is problematic because 2016 is a year of highly flawed contenders.
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But the Government Accountability Office said the Pentagon's plans could be problematic.
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But some of this China stuff I think is problematic for them.
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The new directive Mr. Trump issued on Friday could prove especially problematic.
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That's problematic in the short term, but not in the long term.
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"It becomes problematic when you start trading on people's vulnerabilities," Calo continued.
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But, for some, the artifacts' presence in a Belgian museum remains problematic.
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A census that ignored these residents would be problematic in multiple ways.
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I think she's an extremely problematic figure in all kinds of ways.
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Many problematic posts come directly from candidates, political parties and the media.
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But it's his very humanity that makes his unchecked power so problematic.
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How are you dealing with the more problematic aspects of his life?
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But it can also be — to use another much-loved formula — problematic.
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If it ever became problematic, Ms. Johnson's parents could try ignoring Sherlock.
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Thompson feels both Bernie and Biden are problematic from a gender perspective.
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Even Mr. Trump seemed to recognize the problematic nature of the appointment.
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Musk — and his problematic tweets — have prompted controversy for quite some time.
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The possibility of selling Jeep to a Chinese buyer could be problematic.
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The streaming wars have come, but they're not as viral or problematic.
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But a book that "turns migrants magnificently back into people" is problematic.
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Consistent enforcement of its policies, on Instagram and Facebook, has been problematic.
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Every extra serum or mask comes with problematic side effects, of course.
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That's 113 problematic or abusive tweets per woman per day, on average.
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The practical effect of Baylor's acceptance of federal regulations, however, proved problematic.
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This muscle fat becomes problematic if we accumulate too much of it.
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However, Facebook still relies largely on its users to report problematic material.
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The Frozen short has been especially problematic for a number of reasons.
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The whole slat mill industry is problematic, the dog fighting informant said.
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Clarifying that for purposes of anti-discrimination provisions is entirely not problematic.
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Contrary to popular belief, the women aren't the only problematic ones here.
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Bernie Sanders, who they worry could be a problematic general-election candidate.
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Even so, users still play a meaningful role in identifying problematic content.
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I don't think that's indicative of anything problematic in the Treasury market.
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Let's face it, wrote LZ Granderson, Biden's statements have always been problematic.
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Mr. Morozov and other analysts consider the policy problematic for various reasons.
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But Intel wouldn't let anybody fold its folding laptop, which seems problematic.
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Sometimes the name can be a problematic word in the English language.
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"Even an hour a day, that could be particularly problematic — or enriching."
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Douglas agreed that single grants could be problematic for future state budgets.
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If it turns out it's problematic, it probably should be shut down.
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This self-described underdog sees nothing problematic in its affinity for power.
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John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, called the bill unnecessarily divisive and problematic.
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But that, too, is a problematic strategy for Trump and his defenders.
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That became particularly problematic when it came to US aid to Ukraine.
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This push to cram rather than understand is hugely problematic, he says.
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Stunned, and clearly aware of how problematic his presidency has suddenly become.
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Mr. Trump's ideas, as far as they are known, are deeply problematic.
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"If there is something really problematic, it's Rudy," the person told CNN.
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This is particularly problematic in government, because collective bargaining is inherently political.
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Yet, the courts did not just strike those portions that were problematic.
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You can imagine how this might be problematic if, say, a Musical.
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First of all, not everyone thinks facial recognition tech is necessarily problematic.
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"The definition of hate speech in some countries is problematic," Stamos said.
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"Arab" and "Middle Eastern" as standalone terminologies can be construed as problematic.
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But there is one capability for which I venerate this problematic rectangle.
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It's problematic to include Clemens, a cheater, alongside Jackie Robinson, a hero.
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It is poor women who are the targets of those problematic policies.
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From the standpoint of the regime these groups had extremely problematic lyrics.
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Second, America's departure could prove deeply problematic for US allies in Syria.
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And it's especially problematic when you're speaking at a nationalistic mass meeting.
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The wealth gap in the US is already problematic, and getting worse.
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It's going to do O.K. This group has been problematic of late.
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The show is no more problematic than other 90s show like Friends.
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There's also the issue of defining vitamin D levels that are problematic.
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Additionally, Invaluable scans its website to flag possible patterns of problematic behavior.
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But saying that heat energy caused a hurricane is also somewhat problematic.
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But unfortunately, the game leaves a problematic loophole for you to exploit.
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You said it is tricky — that this document is problematic to cover.
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He also became increasingly known for his misanthropy, misogyny, and problematic humor.
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Christianity, like most religions, is not without its problematic points in history.
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Or director Tate Taylor, who made the problematic but beloved The Help?
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Unsurprisingly, toxicologists say this is problematic and potentially harmful to human health.
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"That's where the sort of 'true believer' identity is problematic," he says.
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It's gross, and you can play that forward and see how that's problematic, but I can also play forward how forbidding that sort of language, even though it's deeply in contrast to my own personal values, is also problematic.
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For adults between the ages of 18 and 25 — perhaps the riskiest category for problematic use, Cerdá said — the researchers found no differences in marijuana use, problematic use, and past month or frequent marijuana use after marijuana was legalized.
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Increasing U.S.-China trade tensions proved problematic for Apple and several large chipmakers.
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Red and green, which Uno features prominently, are often the most problematic colors.
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But that's not to say the festival didn't feel quite problematic at times.
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After ridding herself of a certain problematic cult, she's been in reconstruction mode.
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That demands a massive industrialized livestock system that is problematic for the planet.
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In fact, both companies expanded their list of problematic chemicals to over 2,000.
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But I think it's problematic to dichotomize the Iranian system in that way.
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But that's arguably not even the most problematic part of Never Been Kissed.
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They also noted that he had a problematic upbringing and was isolated socially.
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But the filing also makes clear that additional asset sales could prove problematic.
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It was also a definitively problematic skate mag to look at in school.
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At worst, Spanglish is a problematic film with a number of plot holes.
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But NHS deals can also be problematic, especially when patient data is involved.
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The first product was no problem, but confirming a dog's breed was problematic.
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This might prove to be problematic, according to defense analyst Hassan Askari Rizvi.
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Instead, point out the specific behaviors and why they are problematic for you.
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Sharjah has an especially problematic human rights record, according to Detained in Dubai.
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Still, Mohan said she acknowledges the criticism, though her acknowledgement is itself problematic.
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But it gives each district latitude on how to deal with problematic behaviors.
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Take these 15 stories of problematic presents, courtesy of Reddit, as proof. 1.
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Cramer expects Foot Locker to be good, and J.C. Penney to be problematic.
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"A policy like this isn't only problematic when someone is punished," he says.
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Wyden said Democrats' feedback wasn't sought on the tax "loopholes" they find problematic.
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Facebook has dealt with problematic user-generated content in the past, he said.
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Cornell University food behavior scientist Brian Wansink has retracted yet another problematic study.
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The durability of multiple moderate candidates could be problematic for moderates, as well.
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I can only assume Timberlake will then enter as a problematic love interest.
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That's problematic with third-party apps, but it's unforgivable from Google's own apps.
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"It's one of the least problematic areas in terms of addiction," she says.
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The timing of the referendum may turn out to be even more problematic.
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This form of corruption is highly problematic for a healthy system of government.
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Meanwhile, bad actors can just hop between social networks to spread problematic posts.
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Not as widely discussed, but equally problematic, is the issue of job security.
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But, I don't think that there is anything problematic about her fashion sense.
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Veterans of President George W. Bush's administration said such swaps were inherently problematic.
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"Scratching an itch in a situation like this is very problematic," Kramer said.
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But Andy's most valuable player, and my favorite problematic boy, was Euron Greyjoy.
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On the other hand, it's "sort of problematic for courts to do it".
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However, her words of futility are incredibly problematic at a time like this.
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Party leaders had generally felt that the debates in that cycle were problematic.
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But the crickets might be problematic if they can't get the cost down.
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Now they have a problematic donor of their own: casino magnate Steve Wynn.
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Individually these data breaches are problematic—cumulatively they're a bit of a nightmare.
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It is Mr Trump, not Ms Haspel, who makes her record most problematic.
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Trump's signature proposal, building a wall along the southern border, will be problematic.
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"The assumption has always been that Turkey is problematic but stable," Stein said.
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Any major changes to its habitat could still be problematic, the group says.
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It's so problematic but calling them wives allows us to tell women's stories.
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I remember thinking, when I entered Rutgers, that politics in art was problematic.
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Unfortunately, some deeply problematic costume possibilities are lurking in these obsession-worthy shows.
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If a major American intervention is so problematic, what about a minor one?
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But this seems to be where the discussion ends, which is problematic itself.
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Any one of these items would be problematic on a normal campaign day.
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So wind is very problematic and–I'm not saying I'm against those things.
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The Great Lakes tend to freeze, which is problematic from a structural perspective.
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But here's the thing, I also find your focus only on Islam problematic.
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Nope, she credited the inspo to Bo Derek, which is problematic in itself.
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According to the book, their connection was intense but problematic from the beginning.
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Trump's plan is built on tax deductions, which is problematic for three reasons.
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Even more problematic, the few programming classes that are offered remain terribly constructed.
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The problematic message that's sent, of course, is that stretch marks are unappealing.
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The dilemma is figuring out what to do about these problematic algorithmic outcomes.
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Cases involving black children and teenagers have been particularly problematic for the department.
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"Unfortunately, these painful areas may be more problematic than they think," he says.
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They explore the great things about fandoms and where things can get problematic.
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There are problematic codes of masculinity that could have easily stifled the actor.
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But alas, these problematic individuals are still family, and they need presents too.
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How problematic the industry has been for girls is too complex for this.
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As one would assume, poor detection and treatment have led to problematic outcomes.
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It&aposs going to be extremely problematic for them heading into the midterms.
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On paper, JPMorgan's paid parental leave policy was generous and didn't seem problematic.
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But let's not replace them with new assumptions that are just as problematic.
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Retroactive justice is more problematic if it is seen to be one-sided.
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It's one thing to invest in a founder who later does something problematic.
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Traditionally, medical students practise vaginal examinations on plastic models, but this is problematic.
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The whole sector is saddled by some 360 billion euros of problematic debts.
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That stance has looked even more problematic in the wake of the Nov.
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Most problematic for McDowell County's future: People are leaving and not coming back.
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She then points out just why Plank's views on Trump are so problematic.
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Disease treatment remains legal, of course, and so does that problematic preventative use.
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But why is the left Joy-Con problematic and not the right one?
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She brilliantly points out how standup has been guilty of helping problematic men.
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When Cobain wrote it, the word "homosexual" wasn't problematic for the queer community.
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Indeed, there are many situations in which our inner talk can become problematic.
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Then there is the second tweet, which is even more problematic for Trump.
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Evidence in the case was too problematic to bring criminal charges, they said.
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For example, adapting bird Pokémon was problematic in terms of style and design.
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But here's a problematic gif of him as you go about your day:
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It is selling oil and gas still under the ground that is problematic.
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"Well, that does sound problematic, but I'm hearing it here first," said Portman.
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This may be seriously problematic for some parts of the financial services sector.
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The GPL licence meant credit was recognized (though payment was problematic pre-bitcoin).
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We get a lot of problematic "fan mail" in our Gmail right now.
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Squaring this problematic triangle will be the task of the new chief executive.
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He also explained why the lack of diversity in nominees is hugely problematic.
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I might be masculine, but the word "masculine" alone is problematic to me.
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Nigeria has been problematic for some time and is no less so today.
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He is a problematic favorite for a pretty big chunk of BET's audience.
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"The drug users are the most problematic patients we have," said Orlova-Morozova.
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Unfortunately, these parts of the book are also the dullest and most problematic.
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"This is problematic to Taiwan's national security," the adviser, Yao Chia-wen, said.
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I can't say I'm remotely surprised that I encountered something problematic with iTunes.
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Google, the maker of Android, has long been aware that SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW is problematic.
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Ignorance is problematic but intentional interference would more likely mean obstruction of justice.
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In my home state of Texas, cutting the 340B program is especially problematic.
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Australia is America's ally in an increasingly Chinese neighborhood; that could be problematic.
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But as Songting shows, closing even the most troubled plants can prove problematic.
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This alone wouldn't be problematic for Russia; there's enough oil to go around.
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Accepting coins was problematic because of the uncertainty regarding their precious metal content.
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As it is invisible, clear air turbulence is seen as being especially problematic.
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What level in fuel price would make flying these long haul routes problematic?
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Read These Stories Next:The Problematic SATC Scene No One Talks AboutSick Of TV?
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I think after this week, we can also see how that is problematic.
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If you do notice something problematic, mention it right away to your host.
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The specifics of what was revealed Tuesday night are already problematic for Trump.
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Since "Friends" ended in 2004, some have criticized the show for being problematic.
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Once disabling arthritis develops, the activities one is accustomed to can become problematic.
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Any frustration by Trump with the agency's performance could prove problematic for McAleenan.
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Still, the noise inside the now-sealable arena is proving to be problematic.
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Mueller starkly criticized Trump's praise of WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign as "problematic."
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People don't want to believe someone they look up to could be problematic.
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How many problematic people will slip through is unknown and difficult to predict.
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It felt as though a problematic masterpiece had been healed of its wounds.
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This is especially problematic as social support is a major component in rehabilitation.
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"It's the nature of the system itself that is problematic," Mr. Karcher said.
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These negative experiences are prevalent, pervasive and problematic for women in the workplace.
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Casting the other two leads proved problematic for the director, Terry Zwigoff ("Crumb").
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This dynamic becomes especially problematic in a news landscape of near-infinite choice.
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In a positive change, the remake leaves out the problematic Jim Crow character.
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However, only 38 percent of the problematic items were identified by its technology.
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But with each new delay, the optics surrounding the IPO become more problematic.
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This could be problematic if Obamacare was falling short of its coverage goals.
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Eventually, that becomes a really tired and problematic and painful way to live.
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In a sense, Alitalia represents all Italians [and] some commentators find that problematic.
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Pretty much every word that came out of Brody's mouth thereafter is problematic.
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That's problematic when you consider that Fathom has no assurances that it will.
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By making the App Store better, Apple made its rating reset policy problematic.
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But in those studies, income is typically assessed only once, which is problematic.
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This has already been problematic for both Manchin and Morrisey in West Virginia.
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And we often compensate for risk in problematic ways, especially in the workplace.
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Third, he's now using his problematic hairstyle choices to give money to charity.
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Not every video is a reflection on international politics or historically problematic figures.
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That said, it's worth repeating that fantasizing about other people isn't inherently problematic.
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This proposition is especially problematic when the shows can actually lose you business.
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IS THAT PROBLEMATIC FOR YOUR INTERNET COMPANY SINCE YOU RELY ON NET NEUTRALITY?
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"Hiring former lobbyists at the agencies they just lobbied is problematic," Gilbert said.
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Keto can also be also problematic for kids simply because it's so restrictive.
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In addition, a wealth tax may prove problematic for a variety of reasons.
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A bit more danger for Brazil there, as a cross proves troubling problematic.
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The prison guard case was hardly the only problematic one for the office.
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"This is extremely problematic, especially considering the magnitude of Facebook's reach," he said.
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These executive orders have been, none of this is problematic from your perspective.
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With so few women in positions of power, problematic behavior can go unchecked.
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The problem, of course, is that too much sympathy is itself problematic. Exactly.
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Baked into their humanized personalities, though, are generations of problematic perceptions of women.
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That means some will leave in situ monuments to problematic individuals and causes.
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The most problematic aspect of Facebook's power is Mark's unilateral control over speech.
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Facebook also pays thousands of contract employees to scrutinize and remove problematic content.
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"It's never going to go to zero," he said of the problematic posts.
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But it is necessary to close the obviously problematic places, like indoor areas.
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Moreover, we're much more problematic creatures than Justice Kennedy's sentence seems to acknowledge.
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Especially problematic were three animatronic sharks meant to serve as the focal predator.
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But, even at the time, slavery was considered deeply problematic among America's Founders.
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It avoids the problematic incentives of welfare because it encourages people to work.
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President Trump's last stops in Vietnam and the Philippines proved the most problematic.
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All three of those options are politically problematic, which explains days like yesterday.
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Why that's problematic: Public health experts say the timing is much too short.
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My breathing was up and down—never very problematic, just enough to worry.
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But when you track it through, you see where it may be problematic.
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Translating three-dimensional dance into a two-dimensional medium has always been problematic.
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Reading the script later, I did not find this to be so problematic.
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But some of the most problematic red tape bogs down the regulators themselves.
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The deal itself, which was problematic from the start, became even more so.
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Storing the merchandise and participating in training also were problematic and time-consuming.
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In short, you've got two problematic employees to contend with, not just one.
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In other words, problematic as it might be, I can pass as white.
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Excitement about the disclosures threatened to overshadow a disappointing and problematic earnings report.
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The most problematic was a 2007 merger with MyTravel, a major British competitor.
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Consequently, the next secretary may have to undo some of DeVos' problematic policies.
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However, the chief at the time was problematic for a lot of reasons.
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Yes, but: While inheriting wealth is relatively uncontroversial, inheriting power can be problematic.
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The controversies illustrate why it's problematic to lump all Spanish-speaking musicians together.
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You can see how that could potentially be more than a little problematic.
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Private policies can be problematic for another reason: They may have age limits.
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Even so, she said, she saw it as part of a problematic trend.
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We've written that [2700-year yields] at 3.25 percent would be worrisome, problematic.
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Trophy hunting can also encourage breeding programs for animals: sometimes good, often problematic.
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Recovery typically takes 12 months, and Volquez is 34, making his return problematic.
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But they don't love problematic gender portrayals and seventh-grade-level sex jokes.
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More often than not, if a grid proves problematic, the puzzle is rejected.
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That portion of the program is viewed as problematic by farmers as well.
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But a political blunder by Netanyahu also contributed to his current problematic position.
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For example, not addressing ongoing landscaping issues could become problematic during a storm.
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Fashion needs to push boundaries, Ms. Roitfeld said, but that has become problematic.
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But the timing could hardly be more problematic for a change in Mrs.
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However, Miss Manners admits that rifling through the host's cabinets is also problematic.
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Arthur: For my money, any kind of racial or religious exceptionalism is problematic.
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But getting your digital wealth converted into cold hard cash is more problematic.
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Turn your gaze inward to fix the problematic habits you may have developed.
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When it comes to access, CON laws are especially problematic for rural areas.
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These results are problematic for both Trump and Biden's presidential chances in 28500.
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For example, quarantining problematic content doesn't address problems related to misinformation and disinformation.
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But it seems to have selected a problematic tool to accomplish that goal.
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Billionaire Michael Bloomberg is a problematic presidential candidate for all sorts of reasons.
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He added that the banks' problematic assets could be united under Trust Bank.
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Crotty said Trump's remark is "problematic" and it diminishes the experience of Pocahontas.
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But voting against the measure could be problematic in a general election too.
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For a fund poised to suspend benefits, holdings like these are especially problematic.
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For one, the revelation that their love affair is incestuous could be problematic.
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The Post article discussed his history of problematic remarks and behavior to women.
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" "Getting into this tit for tat, this bullying thing, I think that's problematic.
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Holding any position under Mr. Trump for a prolonged period can be problematic.
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So different versions of these very racially problematic ideas were present in 2012.
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The officials who could succeed him have turned out to be similarly problematic.
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Also: Barr's testimony was problematic but not nearly as bad as I feared.
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For example, he said in November that public follower counts can be problematic.
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We are moving in the wrong direction as a country and that's problematic.
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We all love Carrie, but sometimes she can be a lot… and problematic.
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The issues have included a wave of key talent departures and problematic demos.
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It's been a problematic relationship, all the way from the beginnings of Yahoo.
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And that's sort of problematic to me in terms of the female gaze.
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Recode broke the news of the problematic Yahoo-Mozilla deal in mid-2016.
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"Even just identifying artists by their geographical origin can be problematic," she said.
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It always feels problematic when something we understand is replaced by something else.
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That it somehow limits agency reveals a problematic understanding of what agency is.
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All these stories we think of as romantic are full of problematic baggage.
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Chrisler, however, sees her methodology as problematic and her claims as roundly farfetched.
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Well, Sailor Moon, the Sailor Senshi, and the mysterious/vaguely problematic Moonlight Knight.
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"The term should continue to be used so that people have to be reminded about this problematic history and the problematic relationship we have with this plant and the type of relationships that it's created between different populations," says Guerra.
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In short, they need to understand that not all drugs or uses of them are equally problematic—and to the extent that they are problematic, teaching people how to reduce harm works better than just telling them not to use drugs.
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The death of net neutrality protections adds another potentially problematic wrinkle to the mix as natural telecom monopolies, fresh off of a wave of problematic media mergers, attempt to use their newfound power to exert dominance over the emerging sector.
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And it's one thing to say, promote the healthy friendships, discourage the ones that seem to be pulling your child in more problematic directions, but we all know that except perhaps in extreme circumstances, this is highly problematic for most parents.
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They start by studying public records, searching for anything embarrassing, distracting or otherwise problematic.
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As Techdirt pointed out, that's problematic because the Kodi software itself is actually legal.
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We wonder who will show up to the party clad in something inherently problematic.
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Caitlyn Jenner has been a problematic, Donald Trump-loving spokeswoman for the transgender community.
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Bryan Singer's association with Bohemian Rhapsody adds further controversy to an already problematic film.
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That could prove problematic if the United States were to face another terrorist incident.
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Looking into next year, overall debt servicing should be very stable and not problematic.
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"To have a company with a small market cap is somewhat problematic," Riggio said.
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There's all these massive technologies coming, automation, robotics, that could be problematic for society.
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The team says it doesn't anticipate that these will be problematic for developers, though.
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But progress on Syria, over which they remain deeply divided, has been more problematic.
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I want to think that ultimately, this confidence outweighs all of Twilight's problematic tropes.
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That's potentially problematic for Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, who has an election this year.
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" After masks the problematic dynamics of Tessa and Hardin's under the blanket of "passion.
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Remember when Rita Ora and pals released the kinda problematic "Girls" the other week?
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When I said that seemed problematic when two sites were diametrically opposed like Trump.
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Opposition leaders have demanded the review of a large number of allegedly problematic ballots.
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Deepfakes aren't just for porn, but it's the most problematic use of the technology.
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During this interview, should we encounter any problematic questions... We have a contingency plan.
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Even when Mother Nature doesn't interfere, competition between promoters can be just as problematic.
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Anyone with half a brain could see that Hillary Clinton was a problematic candidate.
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And special systems would be put in place to discourage problematic drug-related behavior.
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Prashant Singh's "Jabariya Jodi" is a deeply problematic film with no redeeming qualities whatsoever.
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Trump has argued the stronger growth in the economy is not causing problematic inflation.
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It was also problematic that she didn't seem to have any, you know, points.
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The PBOC and others justified the change by saying the data was statistically problematic.
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"I think the rest of it becomes more problematic for Wall Street," he said.
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While sounding good on its face, the fallout of this plan could be problematic.
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His father had found new relationships with other women, and that soon became problematic.
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Central bank interest is also problematic as a reason for bitcoin's rise, Rauchs said.
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"The initial videos are problematic because they create the illusion of effectiveness," he said.
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"I'm problematic as fuck," he tells Lionel when he's called out for queer erasure.
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That's fine for Sanders and Buttigieg but a lot more problematic for everyone else.
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Gowin said he sees how propagating this data without that context could be problematic.
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"I think there are other uses that wouldn't be so morally problematic," London says.
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Let's see how the internet dealt with this long-awaited but also problematic hookup.
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It's safe to say that his accommodation has been somewhat problematic on numerous levels.
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China is politically problematic because of the rocky relationship between Mr. Trump and Beijing.
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Ignore #CBOscore and plow ahead or admit that some ideas might just be problematic.
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"In hindsight it has to be said EUGT's behavior was problematic," he told reporters.
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Google, Snapchat, Yahoo and Tribune all have connotations of being either problematic or outdated.
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Twitch's Rules of Conduct provide some clues, but the conditions for banning are problematic.
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Massiah also said the situation would only become problematic if it persisted over time.
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We had released a memo that was pretty problematic for the CEO, Travis Kalanick.
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It's not that Hidden World is a deeply problematic movie in any particular regard.
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But Uber's focus on adjusted EBITDA is problematic in another important way, experts said.
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Is policing problematic content even possible in a group of nearly one million people?
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But scientists have modified a breed of pigs to remove the problematic PERV gene.
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It seemed to me that there were two equally problematic ways to eat them.
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"Facial recognition technology is both a powerful and a problematic new frontier," Merkley said.
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Yet Mr Trump's victory may prove more problematic for the Kremlin than it seems.
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I find a lot of art criticism in Cuba to be problematic and pedantic.
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Many contain selected excerpts from speeches that her staff members flagged as potentially problematic.
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New research published by security firm Rapid7 revealed how problematic discarded technology can be.
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But those same capabilities can allow for problematic and discriminatory targeting if used unchecked.
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Islamic texts are problematic, but that doesn't mean my Muslim neighbor should be ostracized.
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And how might our own criteria for what "woke" should look like be problematic?
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Cramer also fears that Carmax, General Mills and Bed Bath & Beyond will be problematic.
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If there's problematic weather or other issues, SpaceX will launch on August 15. [SpaceX]
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Of course, this doesn't necessarily mean that Moz will cop to his problematic statements.
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" Portner then went on to call out Bieber for collaborating with "overly problematic people.
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At issue, the paper reports, were the potentially problematic origins of the tiara's jewels.
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Brooks and his use of "the big lie" and why that was so problematic.
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So although we were able to get to sleep easily, staying asleep became problematic.
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But having 70%+ of your feed stoking your existing beliefs can still be problematic.
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Of course, parents who are exceedingly lax, permissive, and indulgent can be equally problematic.
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In fact, it's even worse and more problematic, if not dangerous, than I thought.
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Trump's assessment on how he performed during the debate was also a tad problematic.
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We are all teenagers now Problematic teenage love triangles are the best love triangles.
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There is a problematic theme amongst all these sketches that could easily go unnoticed.
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The IFC's investment also supported a problematic employee share-purchase programme, the CAO found.
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But the social network has had problems with problematic algorithm suggestions in the past.
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We should be alert that there is a problematic hollowing of manufacturing, or recession.
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That's true both in ramping up production and removing problematic costumes off the shelves.
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The note also cited Equifax's hefty cybersecurity investments as problematic for its future strength.
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On "New Day," Eichenwald explained why Turkey would be problematic for the Republican nominee.
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Editing out a blink seems pretty harmless, but more substantial changes might be problematic.
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That team will also respond to content that is flagged as problematic by users.
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It's problematic, and I think we'll pay the price for it down the road.
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I have heard whispers that there a number of states who find this problematic.
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That's going to become problematic for all of them to keep their stories straight.
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Following the alcohol model will lead to ever-higher levels of problematic cannabis use.
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Such limits would be problematic for British carriers as they have large foreign shareholdings.
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For Mauricio Pochettino and Jurgen Klopp, that has the potential to be seriously problematic.
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So I don't want to look at that as all and you know problematic.
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We've written before about how the lack of diversity in Trump's cabinet is problematic.
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The White House appears to think Feinberg's lack of intelligence experience won't be problematic.
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It wasn't immigrants from Mexico, excessive and problematic as our current immigration levels are.
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There, he said that he regarded the anonymous ownership of companies as deeply problematic.
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They're all so entrancing, it's easy to forget how ethically problematic they could be.
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And it's even more problematic when the group told to sit quietly is girls.
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Alec Baldwin played two problematic, white American men on this week's Saturday Night Live.
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That mobile browsers offer developers access to sensors isn't necessarily problematic on its own.
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In today's [ADJECTIVE] culture, it is problematic when [THING MOST PEOPLE FIND INNOCUOUS] occurs.
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I definitely understand from a feminist perspective how people can see that as problematic.
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Why is Florida such a hotbed for the problematic side of the rehabilitation industry?
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"The implications going forward are fairly problematic," says long-time Republican pollster Glen Bolger.
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The river they encounter at the end of the clip could prove problematic, though.
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The relationship between London and the devolved nations of UK is just as problematic.
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Midazolam has been used in several problematic executions in Arizona, Oklahoma, Alabama, and Ohio.
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Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican, said it would be "very, very problematic" if true.
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"The debate was problematic, but not fatal for Trump," said GOP pollster Frank Luntz.
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" Asked by The AP if the convention could be problematic, Sanders said: "So what?
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The authors of the study designed this research to show how problematic this is.
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It expects to be able to revoke the problematic permits only by January 2017.
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What makes it problematic is that the person interprets it as a bad trip.
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Even on a surface level the current crop of confusing consent mazes look problematic.
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Heavy reliance on tourism can prove doubly problematic in regions vulnerable to climate change.
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It's all about refined culture and respectability, and not always in a problematic way.
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Clearly, [in those cases] their use of substances has spilled over into problematic territory.
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