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And finally, most problematically, there remains the question of content.

More problematically, it is shaped like a giant plus sign.

And more problematically, it assumes literacy comes (only) with a degree in science.

Problematically, however, a right to privacy is not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution.

Problematically, several different levels of masters often exist for any one audio release.

More problematically, the novel is also an exercise in literary antiquarianism.

Most problematically they also radically change personalities and relationships between the chapters in the story.

Some critics said a question in the poll on apartheid was complex and problematically formulated.

Problematically, the 1555 agreement did not specify this detail.

Problematically, the plot often depends on something either dying, or not being killable.

More problematically, it is less a full-fledged drama than a slender dramatic tale.

That means more time spent on hellos and, perhaps more problematically, goodbyes.

In that connection, sub-Saharan Africa constitutes a separate, particularly problematically area.

Problematically, this dating places the story after the events depicted in Infinite Crisis.

Previously, the economy had been largely agrarian, which was problematically subject to crop failures and poor soil.

So far, that has worked problematically, since attendance at the South Bank has fallen.

But more problematically, the performances were uneven.

On the other hand, I am (problematically) 31, balding, British, and bitter.

Problematically, relying on this method of distinction would rule out many of the people who are often identified as working class.

Most problematically, it would require that students themselves - not just universities - received more, not less, funding than they currently do.

The thick-cut fries that come with it ($4 as a side) are almost problematically delicious.

More problematically, Detzner had no documentation of his findings.

Problematically, scholars advocating this position have failed to agree on what this defining technique should be.

The Big Three business magazines are having thoroughly rotten years, but more problematically, they seem to have a collective credibility problem.

Chinese fangyan is usually, but problematically, translated as English "dialect".