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It is the story of a group of problematic teenagers, sent to a non-governmental, privately-funded rehabilitation camp.
Soon Dr.Cardan and Cap.Ancira begin to find the body, but this night is the Halloween so that five local kids go to the problematic cemetery for tests of their courage...
First, the lightning is technically problematic.
Second, the dialogue is much more problematic.
Things start off fairly well for a low-budget adaptation of some pulp-horror bus ride throwaway, and then the whole affair sinks beneath the weight of a tired plot, at times horrendous dialogue, problematic acting, disappointing production values at key junctures, seemingly indifferent direction--even the obligatory bare boobies and revolting gore couldn't save this turkey.
The abusive mother,goofy,affectionate father, the hot sister and the problematic daughter constitute the family.
Given the legacy of problematic loans and projects funded by Western-led infrastructure banks, it is reasonable to ask whether another one is needed, as opposed to reforming existing institutions.
In Russia, the task is especially problematic, because the ruling elite’s interests run counter to undertaking it.
But China’s chronic surpluses are problematic.
Not only did Chinese regulators enable the bubble’s growth by allowing retail investors – many of them newcomers to the market – to engage in margin trading (using borrowed money); the policy response to the market correction that began in late June has also been highly problematic.
These factors, together with the ongoing occupation, make quick privatization particularly problematic.
That is deeply problematic, and it suggests that many citizens are throwing out the good information with the bad.
But while these traits are clearly problematic, they obviously have not hurt Trump’s political career.
Still, letting the status quo continue is equally problematic.
Even the one factor that has effectively increased disposable incomes and augmented demand – sharply declining commodity prices, particularly for fossil fuels – is ultimately problematic.
Exceptionally low interest rates and quantitative easing may be appropriate for advanced economies experiencing slow growth, but they can be problematic for emerging economies struggling to promote market-oriented price-discovery mechanisms.
In particular, the attempt to make expansionary policies conditional on the implementation of a host of microeconomic reforms is problematic.
There are a number of other costs, some potentially quite large, although quantifying them is problematic.
This type of ownership structure can be particularly problematic during transfers of ownership to new generations.
Equally problematic, the world has largely failed to learn from globalization’s most obvious and far-reaching consequence yet: the 2008 financial crisis.
In my view, the intelligence report itself was fundamentally problematic.
There is considerable (though not conclusive) evidence that it is not nearly as widespread – or as problematic – as many think.
Moreover, the problematic finances of some sub-national governments, for example in the US and Spain, will place pressure on central governments for fiscal aid.
And weakened trust in the wake of the coup attempt will make interagency cooperation between the military, the police, and the intelligence services particularly problematic.
Even more problematic, this is a regressive tax, disproportionately draining lower-income households’ discretionary spending power.
All five shocks constitute historical developments that are good for the world as a whole, but problematic for Germany.
Equally problematic is Germany’s focus on maintaining a fiscal surplus.
More generally, countries felt pressure from the IMF and the US Treasury to remove capital-flow restrictions, which magnified the risks and made maintaining pegged exchange rates still more problematic.
The truth is that the Republicans’ plan is highly problematic.
Not surprisingly, Chinese leadership was keen to avoid any reference to the last two centuries of struggle and humiliation, or to its problematic political agendas and thorny trade issues.
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