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Of all the problems with the U. S. health-care system , one of the most vexing for patients is simply sitting in the doctor's waiting room.

This issue is the most obvious, and in many ways the most vexing in the long term: How much money do we need to set aside?

The vexing question is: Why? Bats are the only mammal with a better ability to hear changes in pitch than humans do.

The number of defaults required to set off such a chain reaction was a vexing unknown.

It's as vexing as the riddle of the Sphinx. And the truth is, no one really knows how they built the pyramids .

As if the mysteries of dark matter and dark energy weren't vexing enough, another baffling cosmic puzzle has been discovered.

If that situation emerges, the U. S. , as well as its Western and Arab allies, will face a set of vexing questions.

Foreign currency statement translation is one of the most vexing and controversial technical issues in the international accounting.

Moreover, Windows can be especially vexing for UNIX software developers accustomed to an expansive and rich set of command-line tools.

The secure exchange of encryption keys used to scramble and unscramble data is one of the most vexing aspects of modern cryptography.

Particularly vexing for Huawei is the suggestion that the company could be used to spy on behalf of the government in Beijing.

The long lines in front of registration windows are among the most vexing things patients must currently face in Chinese hospitals.

How to expand the EFSF again is at the heart of the troubles vexing European leaders.

It was the choice of a washing machine, however, that proved most vexing.

Mr. Bennet, how can you abuse your own children in such a way? You take delight in vexing me. You have no compassion on my poor nerves.

One vexing problem is the interference airborne cell phones could have on existing land-based wireless networks thousands of meters below.

Many psychological and physiological problems vexing an adolescent student can be readily solved in a co-educational school.

But the central issue of bank resolution, perhaps the most vexing aspect of the financial crisis, has not been clearly addressed.

Doing other matters usually cannot scatter to the vexing attention, also be say agony's seem cannot get away from.

How exercise affects body weight is one of the more intriguing and vexing issues in physiology.

For all the detail in their economic plans, Mr Obama and Mr McCain largely sidestep some of the most vexing economic problems.

In principle, the SPV relieves the European Central Bank (ECB) of one of its more vexing duties.

Chicken noodle soup has been especially vexing, he said.

The fight over the value of the Chinese yuan is one of the more vexing challenges facing policy makers in the wake of the financial crisis.

Sadly, the identification of the best course of action for patients with steroid-refractory GVHD has proven even more vexing.

One morning in 2002 Shiladitya Sengupta gazed out a train window and saw the solution to a vexing problem.

It's one of the most vexing problems in modern science: which wine to order with the Chilean sea bass.

The lack of fingerprints can cause vexing social problems, which are magnified because few people have heard of the condition.

Rapprochement with China, however vexing for the pro-independence camp, could open up agreements with the US, Japan and Euroland.

house inspected, decoration and layout also vexing . what arrangements can be created to allow more room?

He discusses the vexing question of how to define hard-paste porcelain.

One of the most vexing problems in HIV research is the virus's extreme mutability.

One of renewable energy's most vexing issues is the sheer variability of wind and solar power.

Start by not opening attachments you're not expecting, and deleting suspicious mail immediately [ see "Vexing the Viruses" ].

The alternation of such proclamations of strength and weakness on the part of China's leaders and media may seem vexing.

Those for whom Nabokov is, in the words of Martin Amis, "the laureate of cruelty" , see his deathbed decree as peculiarly vexing.

Whether in the criminal law theory or practice of administration of justice, offense of non typical omission is a vexing problem.

But that anonymity is now the most vexing challenge for law enforcement.

The architecture of the new world of social networks and smartphones is starting to throw up some vexing questions of control.

The system designed by Clidaras and Leung addresses many of the most vexing challenges in data center energy efficiency.

Hecklers in the crowd asked irrelevant questions for the sole purpose of vexing the speaker.

To attack this mass of granite, even by a mine, was Herculean work, and it was really vexing that nature could not help them at their need.

The toxicity and carcinogenicity of arsenic are well known, but vexing questions remain.

The BP case raises vexing questions for an economy now bathing in the luxury of $115-per-barrel oil.

King Leopold Blattodea IV, center, addresses subjects on the vexing bedbug issue.

The most vexing gap between the sexes is in pay.

Anomalies typically become more vexing with the passage of time.

These behavioral problems aren't just vexing and embarrassing. They're killing us.

Another problem vexing the relief effort is lawlessness.

Of course, this does not address the most vexing questions: Is it right to bow to Chinese censorship in the first place?

Although his world I can't own, I will let oneself no longer vanquish for the vexing !

As usual, the most vexing questions deal with insurance.

One simple savers' tactic vexing the banks is to withdraw money and then to re-deposit it in order to claim the higher rate.

This is particularly vexing if you've held the same position for a number of years.

You take delight in vexing me. You have no compassion on my poor nerves.

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Implementing inversion lists in Perl was both fun and vexing.

Can you offer a fresh perspective on a vexing problem that has been plaguing your managers for months?

The stock market is particularly vexing these days.

That paradox has become a vexing problem for China's leaders.

"Our clients are asking us to partner with them on a range of vexing issues, " he adds.

Think of pleasing her, not vexing her.

How vexing! ; How annoying!

Adjusting the exchange rate should not take priority over more vexing issues like North Korea, Iran and bilateral trade.

Keep a pad by your bed to jot down that vexing problem that jolts you awake at 2 A.

in quality commercial housing purchase, the quality is the most difficult to grasp, and this is the future of the most vexing questions.

You take delight in vexing me!

More is on the way, and much more is needed, but the vexing question is how to get the food to people before they starve.

on the modern science and technology, the types of organ transplant rejection remains the most vexing thing.

It's vexing; I'm confident there is a solution.

"The vexing thing for aviation is that we can't tell them what's in the clouds, so they have to avoid all of them, " Neal said.

The vexing part is understanding what forces us to play along.

Yet mental health remains a vexing, and in some cases taboo, topic in China.

Have you ever wondered what the meaning of life is? Why do we exist? The answer to this vexing question is now within your reach!

A most vexing question: Q&A site Quora was ironically left with the greatest puzzle of all - why its site was down

The king reading the lettered, and get a fright, heart the inside is very vexing;