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On Israel, the other chronic foreign policy issue that will bedevil the next secretary of state, Mrs. Clinton would bring baggage as well.

But repeated scientific fraud scandals continue to bedevil China's reputation as an innovator.

It might also focus politicians' and regulators' minds on the central conflicts that bedevil a largely self-regulated financial system.

This study points to two factors that bedevil proponents of SSRIs: publication bias and the power of placebos.

According to Dr List: "The swarm manages to block and prevent the kind of groupthink that can bedevil good decision making. "

Similar problems bedevil the wind turbine industry in China.

Nearly 70 years after the war ended, memories of Japan's war atrocities continue to bedevil the relations.

The expansion has also produced the same problems that bedevil China's economic development in general.

Another marvels at how fresh the play feels, given the shame and recklessness that still bedevil gay people.

That frees them from the red tape and other restrictions that bedevil foreigners who set their sights on a Chinese company.

This year, investors got burned by missing the political risk that has come to bedevil the banking sector.

That poses dangers to personnel on the site and threatens to bedevil further work at the site.

Keeping those promises will soon start to bedevil the administration.

bedevil, To torment mercilessly, plague; To spoil, ruin.

An arcane prankster uses grease spells to bedevil working folk.

A company of pixies and their pseudo dragon friends bedevil travelers with their pranks.

During 2011, zero-sum logic will bedevil international relations.

The imbalances that bedevil the G20 are adjustment pains.

Harassment and Evictions Bedevil Even China's Well-Off