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Whether it's good enough form for a Melbourne Cup is debatable though.
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Whether customers actually want or would benefit from a merger is debatable.
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Whether Citigroup needs to raise capital without a Wachovia transaction is debatable.
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Whether that will be enough to excite consumers is debatable, analysts say.
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These findings may be debatable in high risks versus low risk candidates.
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But people warned that wooden floors were problematical if not done right.
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The effect of stammering or stuttering upon the physical structure is problematical.
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Getting there and doing something with the information might be problematical, though.
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Immediate comfort, however, getting the better of problematical risk, I went in.
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Whether or not I shall return to the mother planet is problematical.
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That the problematical chastisement became to David an object of romantic interest.
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Moreover, the physical man is a reality, and the moral man problematical.
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He passed and so passed all into the problematical destruction of darkness.
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Could the exceedingly problematical gain make up for the absolutely certain loss?
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But he was able, on various problematical points, to suggest interesting solutions.
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She had reckoned on the doctor's money, and possession was becoming problematical.
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Sure, the book, co-written by Hammerstein and Joshua Logan, has its problematical aspects.
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Let us return for a moment to the problematical function of the antennæ.
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But once they got beyond the forest, matters became more problematical.
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The exact status of the people walking out of them was more problematical.
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But Fanny again was a problematical nature, almost from the cradle.
