I recognize that social media advertising is a tricky issue.
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It's a tricky issue Butterfield acknowledged Slack hasn't yet solved.
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If Mrs Warren can navigate this tricky issue, she may do well.
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Trump's advisers have urged him to punt the tricky issue to Congress.
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But when you get beyond that, it gets to be a tricky issue.
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Framing becomes an extremely tricky issue when it comes to addressing this conflict.
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When to go and where to go is a tricky issue for female runners.
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The tricky issue is whether the federal government should preempt states and block their mandates.
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"It'll be a tricky issue, and we'll have to see case by case," he said.
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Plus, there is the tricky issue of American wellness seekers taking over South American spiritual ceremonies.
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Your psychic ability is very strong today— use it to navigate a tricky issue with a partner.
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Fracking will be a tricky issue given its importance in battleground states such as Colorado and Pennsylvania.
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The situation has made handling those huge piles of cash an increasingly tricky issue for marijuana entrepreneurs.
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Figuring out exactly how much of a threat drones are to commercial flights is also a tricky issue.
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Storage and custody is another tricky issue, with hacks of these exchanges having occurred on a regular basis.
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Also new is "learning-based white balance," which addresses the tricky issue of getting your white balance correct.
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The tricky issue of Taiwan has not gone away either, and is one of several that could upset relations.
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Inflation also remains a tricky issue for Fed officials, who seek to both maximize employment and keep prices stable.
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And on the tricky issue of afternoon affairs, Dr Wouter suggested some stigma over renting by the hour does remain.
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Attempting to forestall Iran's influence brings up the tricky issue of dealing with the Syrian regime's other major ally, Russia.
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And then there is the tricky issue of other shareholders being suspicious of what they might see as American interlopers.
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This raises the tricky issue of whether central banks should be in charge of both monetary policy and of financial supervision.
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" Before we parted ways, we asked Guthrie about women and money, after she volunteered that it's a "tricky issue for women.
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Harmony restored and a tricky issue shelved, the House Democratic majority in the 2020 general election will be (all-but) secured.
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Another tricky issue is labor, given complaints from U.S. and Canadian unions that Mexico's low wages give it a manufacturing advantage.
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This one is in the "iffy" category for me only because radiation is a tricky issue from a science communication standpoint.
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One particularly tricky issue is that Washington wants Beijing to adopt a policy that would keep the value of China's currency stable.
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They will need to ensure that the technological infrastructure for 53G can be implemented by addressing the tricky issue of physical access.
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The robot isn't completely bipedal but it's designed instead to act like a bipedal robot without the tricky issue of being truly bipedal.
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But opponents say Congress needs to spend more time studying the politically tricky issue instead of tucking it into a massive "must pass" bill.
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It's a tricky issue, bass, because the more of it there is, the less high-end detail will be perceptible in the playback of music.
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In some cases, I've struck on an effective approach to a tricky issue thanks to trial and error in my own close work with teenagers.
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The issue of IP, you mentioned it yourself and forced technology transfer, it's often seen as the most tricky issue and difficult issue to get sorted.
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And while there is clearly some consistency, abortion is a rather tricky issue because it's not clear how many in the middle actually feel about it.
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Coachella music festival producers have had no contact with Beyonce since her pregnancy announcement, but they are NOT making alternate plans ... because pregnancy is a tricky issue.
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That may be possible given her new offer on the divorce, providing that a way forward can be found on the other tricky issue, the border with Ireland.
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The latter could be a particularly tricky issue for the social network while it is under scrutiny by the United States government for its handling of user data.
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The debate over how much Democrats should rely on Mueller's findings in potential articles — if at all — has resurfaced this month as a tricky issue within the caucus.
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Research consent forms drawn up long before the Resilience Project even existed put the kibosh on the idea—yet another example of the tricky issue of consent for genetic studies.
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Testing his new opening with Democrats, Trump also reached out on another tricky issue, the fate of 800,000 so-called Dreamers, young adults brought illegally to the country as children.
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Speaking up about that has become a tricky issue for the Philippines since President Rodrigo Duterte turned its foreign policy upside down by seeking engagement and a new relationship with China.
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By weighing in on the protests, though, Trump is wading into a tricky issue that has befuddled presidents ever since the Iranian Revolution of 1979 ended relations between Washington and Tehran.
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This is a particularly tricky issue because it's not easy to draw a line between articles that are totally fake and articles that are just highly misleading or based on shoddy reporting.
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But managing tourism is a tricky issue in this distant region where no individual government has the power to set the rules, and the challenge is becoming more complex as Antarctica's popularity grows.
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As a state councillor, Wang would also have responsibility for another tricky issue - self-ruled Taiwan, claimed by China as its own and which Beijing fears is on the road to formal independence.
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Paying for software has always been a tricky issue Most iOS app revenue today comes from games, and among them, the highest grossing ones are all free-to-play, charging for items and perks inside the game.
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The practical real-world conversation, Bank of England's Orlando Ruiz Fernandez, Technical Specialist: Governance, System and Controls, and industry leaders will consider cultural reform with a particular focus on the tricky issue of metrics and behavioural science.
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The moon in water sign Cancer opposes the lord of the underworld, Pluto, finding you confronting a tricky issue concerning money The moon enters fellow fire sign Leo, bringing a welcome shift in energy and inspiring you to embark on a new adventure.
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Besides looking at the ethical and legal frameworks for therapeutic gene editing, the report also pointedly engages with the concept of enhancement, a tricky issue that is a distinct goal of the transhumanist movement, and which was a huge point of debate at the summit that inspired the report.
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"There is a risk building up in this regard, and on top of that, the tricky issue is that there are many triggers that could wake up this sleeping lion," said David Daokui Li, a prominent Tsinghua University economist who is a member of the Chinese central bank's monetary policy committee.
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A potentially tricky issue for the South is how to respond should the North suggest that its Olympic delegation be led by one of the senior officials blacklisted by Washington or the United Nations Security Council on suspicion of involvement in the North's nuclear weapons programs or human rights abuses.
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But if that attack is to be a wakeup call regarding mass shootings writ large, then America needs to drive the conversation deeper, to look at the smaller but still brutal mass shootings that flanked the unprecedented horrors of Orlando and discuss the issues they point to as well, from gun access in domestic violence incidents to the tricky issue of gang beefs.
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These deals were dwarfed however by ChemChina's 7 billion-euro purchase of Italian tire producer Pirelli, highlighting a challenge for France — China's increasing interest in Europe beyond the "big three" countries of France, Germany and the U.K. French investment in China is a tricky issue, due to concerns about unequal market access for European companies, the predominance of state-backed enterprises and possible bias by the Chinese legal system against foreign firms.
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It is difficult to prove at what point a dominant firm's prices become "exploitative" and this category of abuse is rarely found. In one case however, a French funeral service was found to have demanded exploitative prices, and this was justified on the basis that prices of funeral services outside the region could be compared.C-30/87 Corinne Bodson v. SA Pompes funèbres des régions libérées [1987] ECR 2479 A more tricky issue is predatory pricing.
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Depending on the region, Latin Americans may also replace the singular tú with usted or vos. The choice of pronoun is a tricky issue and can even vary from village to village. Travellers are often advised to play it safe and call everyone usted. A feature of the speech of the Dominican Republic and other areas where syllable-final /s/ is completely silent is that there is no audible difference between the second- and third-person singular form of the verb.
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The design didn't look much like a conventional turbojet, resembling more a tiny flat cylindrical box with an inlet hole on one side and an exhaust hole on the other. It was expected to have a thrust-to-weight ratio of about 100—incredible compared to any "macroscale" engine but a logical consequence of scaling the technology down in size—and run at about 1.2 million RPM, making bearings a tricky issue. Since it could "spool up" in about a millisecond, it was envisioned as operating in a pulsed mode to conserve fuel and also provide a throttling scheme. A functioning gas turbine was never successfully implemented at this scale after years of development.
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He was married but it is not known when or to whom. In March 1563 Leizarraga was instructed by Jeanne d'Albret, the Queen of Navarre at the Synod of Béarn to produce a Basque translation of the New Testament. Having negotiated the tricky issue of translating into a language which by then had no great written tradition, common standard or spelling system, he persevered with some help from four old Catholic colleagues: Piarres Landetxeberri from Espès-Undurein, Sanz de Tartas from Charritte-de-Bas (both in Soule), Joanes Etxeberri from Saint-Jean-de-Luz and a Mr Tardets who was a minister in Ostabat. Finally, in 1571, the printer Pierre Haultin based in La Rochelle printed three works by Leizarraga, amongst them is translation of the New Testament.
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At the end of the conflict, a single poppy blooms in the battlefield and is soon joined by hundreds more. The battlefield returns to meadow, and the rabbit and family gather together in peace. The development of the film was instigated by a letter from a viewer to the BBC scheduling department which generated an internal discussion about how to mark Remembrance week in an age-appropriate way, while introducing the concepts of the poppy and what it symbolises. The Executive Producer of the animation, Jackie Edwards, noted: > War is a very tricky issue to cover for even the upper end of CBBC but an > almost impossible thing to cover for the other end of CBeebies, so we were > looking to emote the feelings of war rather than do a graphic visual > depiction of war.
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When John, Earl of Carrick ascended the Scottish throne in 1390, it was deemed imprudent for him to take the regnal name of "John II", as recent kings named John had turned out badly: in England as well as in Scotland. Furthermore, royal propaganda of the time held that John Balliol had not been a legitimate king of Scotland, making the new king's regnal number also a tricky issue. To avoid these problems, John took the regnal name of Robert III, honouring his father and great- grandfather.Magnusson, Magnus, Scotland: The Story of a Nation (2000) Upon the accession, in 1952, of Elizabeth II the title Elizabeth II caused controversy in Scotland as there had never been a Scottish Elizabeth I. The Prime Minister Winston Churchill informed the British House of Commons that the practice since the Union was to use the higher numeral.
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