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And this was not good enough for him, and this question bedeviled him for years.

But for many years the question of bisexuality has bedeviled scientists.

But it soon came up against the reality that had also bedeviled its predecessor .

But problems with Boeing's far-flung outsourced supply chain and engineering and quality-control issues have bedeviled the program.

Bedeviled by chronic digestive disorders and other health problems, Post tried a number of "cures" with little success.

The more you have, the less effective it is at bringing you joy, and that seeming paradox has long bedeviled economists.

From the beginning, problems with AIG's compensation have bedeviled the government.

But reinforcement learning is bedeviled by the curse of dimensionality.

The company is confronting the kinds of obstacles that for years have bedeviled its left-brained founder.

He is bedeviled by his mistaken ideas.

Consistent, repeatable tests will be essential, however, if the industry is to avoid the free-for-all of claims that bedeviled the CFL.

NEW DELHI: Anna Hazare's campaign against corruption has struck a chord in other Asian countries similarly bedeviled by corruption.

Spa is wide open, hilly and bedeviled by treacherous weather conditions.

The gap between poor and rich nations has bedeviled economists for decades.

Yet the Chinese fashion industry is also bedeviled by problems of its own.

Herpes infections have bedeviled animals for more than 100 million years.

The A400M version of the Airbus plane has been bedeviled by cost overruns and delivery delays.

Each time, nerves bedeviled me.

By keeping Japanese factories open, the company is battling the same type of excess production capacity issues that once bedeviled GM.