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• Brahms began to work this knotty problem through, inarticulately, in music alone.
• And it can be a knotty problem for less-established acts.
• "Eating them symbolically helps to unravel life's knotty problems ."
• One potentially knotty problem could be the level of secrecy surrounding the nation's nuclear weapons.
• Well, there are several answers to this knotty problem.
• Maybe we should try to unravel rather than cut the knotty problems of social security.
• Inventors often devise methods of untangling knotty problems.
• Fortunately, humans are born with an imagination, innate inventiveness and an itch to solve knotty problems.
• With the current bitterness, there was little hope of holding new talks, let alone solving knotty problems.
• Kipling's work helps shed more light on these knotty problems than it might seem, given his reputation.
• So too, civil libertarians foresee knotty problems.
• Your generosity has solved a knotty problem!
• Knotty problems await the winning lawmakers, who for the first time were to include at least 30 women.
• These are knotty problems, uncertain times.
• Here, then, is " Kundun, " the director's latest work and a knotty problem for fans and critics.
• Another knotty problem is that different types of HIV predominate in North America and Europe, Africa, and Asia.
• A knotty problem has come up.
• Having spent two years studying the knotty problem, it seems they need to . . . study it.
• When you are faced with knotty problems, your daydreams can often help you figure out what to do.
• To be so openly in the world, with all its temptations, poses knotty problems, grist for a Talmudic scholar.