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One tricky problem is making sure that each satellite knows where its sisters are.
ECONOMIST: Birds of a feather
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In the past fortnight another tricky problem to do with enlargement has come closer to resolution: sales of land.
ECONOMIST: The EU��s summit in Gothenburg
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Digital shoplifting has become an increasingly tricky problem in Japan, where snaps of magazine fashion have been taken and sent to friends.
BBC: Camera phone users in China
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This is a tricky problem.
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The fluctuation in demand during the day, and the fact that workers want uninterrupted shifts, makes the problem tricky.
FORBES: Hurry Up And Wait
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The tricky thing about electronics is that when you solve one problem you create another.
FORBES: It's all in the packaging
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As with many tricky situations, the first step towards recovery is admitting the problem.
FORBES: Financial Fixes For Every Age
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Experts and leading government agencies have been working on the space junk problem for decades, but it's a tricky one to solve, Schonberg told CNN.
CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS
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But it struggled to agree on a valuation of Prodeco with Xstrata, and would presumably face the same problem with its other assets meaning a merger would be tricky to negotiate.
ECONOMIST: Xstrata and Glencore
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Instead, players create their own experience which can make it tricky for StarTek's support staff to find out just what is causing the problem.
BBC: Gamers play for a living
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Indeed, establishing a cause for Terence's blackouts has proved a tricky task for everyone, with highly qualified neurologists and cardiologists unable to say for certain just where his problem lies.
BBC: Heart monitor implant makes NI medical history